by Joseph P. Farrell, Giza Death Star:

K. L. spotted this story, and it’s worth talking about because it’s an example of what’s happening, or rather, not happening in the whole climate change discussion. I submit that there’s an odd pattern that has emerged over the decades, if you have been following it. The pattern, briefly, is this: every few weeks a study is released “proving” that “climate change” is real and that it is anthropogenic (man made). Then, a few weeks later, another study will be released, “proving” it is not happening and not man-made. Along the way, we’re treated to occasional stories where computer records have been stolen, data fabricated, and so on. And of course there’s the whole tautological circular-argument nature of “climate change” itself. I’ve commented on this at length as well, as in the 1970s we began with predictions of gloom and coming ice ages, then it changed to “global warming,” and as that was increasingly challenged, we now have “climate change,” a concept so broad that in the popular imagination any change is “proof” that we need to “change our ways.”