Below the line is a factoral account on the history of the  disasterous beurocratic interference via the Murray-Darling Baisin plan. The MDB plan  has cost the livelihoods of many farmers; and  rising numbers of those farmers have committed suicide. The only editorial change I have made is to move one of Topher’s videos to the start of the article.

Professor Chris Essex gives a lecture on The Great Climate Fervour to the GWPF in London, May 2017.

The danger of reliance on electrical generation power sources that can suddenly surge or diminish the way wind and solar energy do was highlighted by a major blackout that left central Australia and the “major” town of Alice Springs without electricity for up to nine hours.

Another very good short Video from Michael Spencer

See below the Line for a 4 minute video of a young girls journey to real science.

Below the line is another excellent video by Tony Heller. It focuses on comparing statements and photographs from archived newspapers to the alarmist statements and graphics imaginatively produced by the taxpayer-funded Australian Bureau of Meteorology. Shame on those pseudo-scientists.   The taxpayer-funded ABC is its complicit partner in crime. I challenge anyone to prove me wrong. How much more do we put up with before we defund them both.

After our daughter of fifteen years of age was moved to tears by the speech of Greta Thunberg at the UN the other day, she became angry with our generation “who had been doing nothing for thirty years.”

So, we decided to help her prevent what the girl on TV announced of “massive eradication and the disappearance of entire ecosystems.”

The United Nations may resort to military action against states that defy its mandates on global climate action, according to Ole Wæver, a prominent international relations professor at the University of Copenhagen.

Leaders of the Clintel Group of world scientists and professionals will attend the UN Climate Change Conference (COP25) which starts in Madrid today (2 December) and runs for twelve long days. (The Climate Summit was shifted suddenly to Spain after Chile cancelled because of violent riots in Santiago.)

The emerging evidence that PM Scott Morrison is merely a less narcissistic version of the United Nations puppet PM, Malcolm Turnbull, is very discouraging. Below the line is PM Morrison’s response to a query from Dr. Peter Champness.

“How dare you? You have stolen my dreams and my childhood!” insisted teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg at the United Nations. “We are in the beginning of a mass extinction!”

Many people say that we’re destroying the Earth.

In the era before coal, oil and electricity, the environment suffered greatly. Whales were slaughtered for lamp oil; forests were cleared for firewood, mine props, building materials, roofing shingles and sailing masts; London (“The Big Smoke”) and Pittsburgh (“The Smoky City”) were smothered in smog from open fires, charcoal kilns and iron smelters; horses powered public and military transport and city streets were layered with horse manure.

They wanted water without building dams, cheap reliable electricity without using coal or gas or nuclear power, transport without using petrol or diesel, food without farmers or fishermen, employment without factories, metals and motor fuels without refineries and bridges and buildings without cement and steel.

One aspect of the “Global Warming” discussion, which is not covered adequately, is what happens to CO₂ in the atmosphere?

This highly soluble gas ensures it gets rapidly absorbed into the atmospheric moisture which starts out at a pH of 7.0, but reduces to between 5 and 5.5 pH as rainfall which is the CO₂ absorption limit.