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Tim Lambert Tim Lambert (deltoidblog AT gmail.com) is a computer scientist at the University of New South Wales.

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Monckton has a plan

Monckton tells Glenn Beck how he organised the lawsuit against An Inconvenient Truth: What happened is that I looked at Al Gore's movie with mounting horror and I identified three dozen scientific errors in it. So I had a weather...

Monckton reckons Gore is the successor to Hitler, Stalin and Mao

Good old Christopher Monckton speaking at the Global Warming Denial Conference According to Monckton, the movement behind global warming alarmism can be traced to some ugly things, and being wrong about it could have a grave impact on humanity. "I...

Monckton Watch 2

Christopher Monckton has responded to my Monckton Watch post. In a long and rambling post he writes: If the science behind the scare is as certain as the zombies say, why are they so terrified of a few doubters? Google...

You, too, can be a distinguished climate scientist

In the olden days to become a distinguished climate scientist you had to work hard, do lots of research and publish it in good journals. Now there's a quicker method. Put out a press release. The International Climate Science Coalition...

Mashey on Monckton/Schulte

John Mashey has written an account of Monckton and Schulte vs Oreskes affair. Schulte seems to be guilty of professional misconduct....

Monckton watch

Ben Thurley encounters a global warming denier at the Bali conference: I just had my first conversation with a climate change sceptic/denier here at the UN Climate Change talks. I was at the Hadley Centre stand (it's a research unit...

Monckton was behind Dimmock's lawsuit

When last we heard from Christopher Monckton he was too gravely ill to answers questions about how someone claiming to be him and using his ISP had altered his own wikipedia entry and added on obvious fabrication, to wit, The...

Watch Monckton squirm

On June 6, someone with IP address 81.77.248.148 added this passage to Christopher Monckton's wikipedia page (emphasis mine): Monckton has been published in academic journals on the subject of climate change and his principal calculations have been reviewed and found...

Monckton's fantasy world

William Connolley provides an example of Christopher Monckton telling a fib. I have another example. In Monckton's letter to Senators Snowe and Rockefeller, he writes: Finally, you may wonder why it is that a member of the Upper House of...

Schulte replies to Oreskes

Schulte has published a reply to Oreskes' response. While Schulte claims not to be a contrarian, Kevin Grandia has been looking at his links with Christopher Monckton. Meanwhile, John Lynch posts on Shulte's reply and commenter "Chris" (who is, I...

Chinese Navy Sails Again

Remember how Christopher Monckton claimed that Gavin Menzies' fantasies about the Chinese navy sailing around the Arctic in 1421 proved it was warmer then? EG Beck (of CO2 graph nonsense fame) makes the same argument and has a map to...

Monckton's Ripping Yarns

Christopher Monckton gets profiled in the Observer: From those momentous words on, in his own head, Christopher Monckton appears always to have been starring in a Boy's Own adventure entitled 'Monckton Saves the Day!' ......

Monckton on the SPM

William Connolley is somewhat bemused by Christopher Monckton's review of the IPCC's Summary for Policy Makers. Because the IPCC changed the way sea level rises were reported, critics seem to inevitably misunderstand them and claim that the IPCC has substantially...

The Khilyuk and Chilingar test

Earlier I wrote about Khilyuk and Chilingar their mistake is so large and so obvious that anyone who cites them either has no clue about climate science or doesn't care whether what they write is true or not. So who...

The S Fred award

Eli Rabett is calling for nominations for the S Fred award for spreading disinformation. He has started with: Diplom Beck proving CO2 concentrations over smokestacks in the 1940s were higher than they are today globally. Willis Eschenbach and the moving...

Monckton in Nexus

Christopher Monckton was talking about how he was going to get his silly Telegraph article published in a journal and now he has. It's been published in Nexus magazine, right between articles on UFOs and 9/11 conspiracy theories. The...

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