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And the kicker is..........We are all to blame.
originally posted by: TheMindOfMax2
What happened to the solar cycles?
They still exist, right? With their minimums and maximums, right?
originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
Just gonna drop this here:
Also, previous PM, Craig Kelly has evidence they are destroying older temperature records in an attempt to protect the narrative.
twitter.com...
originally posted by: JoelSnape
Keep in mind that the GISP2 data (the one in the picture) ends in 1930 and the world has warmed about 1C since 1930.
www.independent.co.uk... 0586.html
His distinctive style brought him to the attention of BBC bosses, who invited him to write and present a TV series, Bellamy on Botany (1972). It was a success, appealing to children and adults alike, and thereafter offers came thick and fast.
en.wikipedia.org...
Chronology of TV appearances and radio broadcasts
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Life in Our Sea (1970–71)
Wildlife Spectacular (1971–72)
Bellamy on Botany (1972)
For Schools, Colleges: Exploring Science (1973)
The Animal Game (1973–74)
Don't Ask Me (1974–5)
What on Earth...are we doing: The Urban Spaceman (1974)
Bellamy's Britain (1974)
For Schools, Colleges: Exploring Science: Food Technology (1974)
For Schools, Colleges: Exploring Science: Soil (1975)
Choices for Tomorrow (1975–6)
This Is Your Life (1975)
Horizon: The Sickly Sea (1975)
The World About Us (1975)
Bellamy – on Botany! (1975)
It's Patently Obvious (1976)
Bellamy's Europe (1976)
Multi-Coloured Swap Shop (1976)
Any Questions? (1976)
The Book Programme (1976)
Multi-Coloured Swap Shop (1977)
Bellamy's Britain (1977) check
BBC: LONDON (1977)
Woman's Hour (1978)
Desert Island Discs (1978)
This Is Your Life [as the subject] (1978)
BBC: LONDON (1979)
It Figures (1979–1980)
We're Going Places (1979)
Parkinson (1979)
Blankety Blank (1979)
Go with Noakes (1979)
Multi-Coloured Swap Shop (1979–1981)
Up a Gum Tree (1979–1980)
Pebble Mill at One (1979)
The Countryside at Christmas (1979)
Woman's Hour (1980)
Through My Window (1980)
Wildlife (1980)
The Living World (1980)
Any Questions? (1980)
Ask Aspel (1981)
Bellamy's Backyard Safari (1981)
With Great Pleasure (1981)
David Bellamy [C of E Children's Society charity appeal] (1981)
For Schools, Colleges: Food, Food, Glorious Food (1981)
Pebble Mill at One (1981–82)
BBC: LONDON (1982–83)
Blue Peter (1982)
The Four Great Seasons (1982)
Just After Four (1983)
Wogan (1983)
Week's Good Cause (1983)
Countryside in Summer (1983)
Bellamy's New World (1983)
Rainbow Safari (1983)
Blue Tits and Bumble Bees (1983)
Saturday Superstore (1984–87)
Grange Hill (1984)
What on Earth...? (1984)
BBC: NORTH EAST (1984)
Give Us A Conch (1984)
Speak Out (1984)
Captain Noah and His Floating Zoo (1984)
You Can't See the Wood... (1984)
John Dunn (1984)
Nature (1984)
British Social History: The Motor Car (1984)
Starting Out (1984)
The Lenny Henry Show (1984)
Songs of Praise (1984)
Week's Good Cause (1985–86)
The Kenny Everett Show (1985)
Soundings (1985)
Heroes (1985)
Bellamy's Seaside Safari (1985)
The End of the Rainbow Show (1985)
Q.E.D. (Round Britain Whizz) (1985)
For Schools: Contact Spring (1986)
The Kenny Everett Television Show (1986)
What on Earth...? (1986–8)
Bellamy's Bugle (1986–8)
Star Memories (1986)
Roger Royle Good Morning Sunday (1987)
Scene: Fido, Friend or Foe? (1987)
My Dog: My Rules – Adventures with Peanut Butter (1987)
It's Wicked! (1987)
With Great Pleasure (1987)
The Natural History Programme (1987)
Windmill (1987)
Nature (1988)
Woman's Hour (1988)
The New Battle for Britain (1988)
Umbrella (1988)
Penguins and Plum Puddings (1988)
It's Patently Obvious (1989)
Philip Schofield live from Kew Gardens (part of Green Week) (1989)
Questions: What Is a Person (1990)
The Leading Edge (1990)
The Media Show (1990)
Moa's Ark (1990)
Tomorrow's World Christmas Quiz (1990)
Bellamy on the Heathland (1991)
Bellamy Rides Again (1991)
Safari UK (1991)
Masterchef (1991)
The Garden Party (1991)
The Living World (1991)
TV: Six journeys through colour. (1991)
Bruce Forsyth's Children In Need Generation Game (1991)
The Clothes Show (1992)
Summer Scene (1992)
Wish You Were Here (1992)
Teaching Today (1992)
Blooming Bellamy (1993)
Children in Need (1993)
Sunday Half Hour Lights Shining in the Darkness (1993)
The Third Age (1993)
Family Affairs (1994)
Bellamy's Singapore (1994)
Will's World (1995)
Body Counts (1995)
Blue Peter (1995)
Big Day Out (1995)
Don Maclean (1996)
Upstream with Bellamy (1996)
Turning Points (1996)
In Celebration (1996)
Week's Good Cause (1997)
On the Scouting Trail (1997)
Christmas at the Castle (1997)
Don Maclean (1998)
Esther (1998)
Water Week (1998)
Songs of Praise (1998–9)
Fully Booked (1998)
Summer Disneytime (1998)
Geoff Hamilton: a Man and His Garden (1998)
Radio 4 Appeal (1999)
This Is Your Life (2000)
Time Bank – Celebrity Challenge (2000)
Breakfast (2001)
Kelly (2002)
This Is Your Life (2002)
On the Brink (2003)
Richard & Judy (2003–4)
Bee in Your Bonnet (2004)
Gardeners' World (2004)
Hell's Kitchen (2004)
The Way We Went Wild (2004)
The Heaven and Earth Show (2004)
The Daily Politics (2005)
Channel 4 News (2005)
The Swish of the Curtain (2007)
Tiswas Reunited (2007)
Lenny Henry's Perfect Night In (2007)
The Secret Life of the Motorway (2007)
Francesco's Mediterranean Voyage (2008)
Toy Stories (2009)
The Funny Side of (2009)
originally posted by: OmegaLogos
Explanation: Puts on tin foil hat ...
Weather warfare
China ‘modified’ the weather to create clear skies for political celebration – study
China Threatens India With A Weather Modification System That Can Cover 1.5 Times The Area Of Entire India
Rainfall was just half the average over the previous eight years and down by almost 60% compared with the previous 12-month period. Some of the deficit caused by hydro generation was covered by increased generation from wind farms (+82 billion kWh) and solar power (+25 billion kWh). But the rest of the deficit and all the consumption growth was covered by a massive increase in thermal generation (+218 billion kWh) mostly from coal-fired units. Thermal generation increased by 8% compared with the same period in 2022 and accounted for 71% of all electrical output, up from 69% in the previous year.
China's coal fleet kept the lights on, air conditioning working and industry operating in the drought-stricken south and more recently in the north in an unprecedented heat wave. In response to government directives to ensure sufficient fuel stocks for generators, the country's coal mines produced a record volume in the first six months.
Domestic coal production climbed by 107 million tonnes (+5%) between January and June compared with the same period in 2022. At the same time, coal imports also surged by 107 million tonnes (+92%) as power generators and steelmakers built up inventories. In the first half of the year, wind and solar farms produced more electricity (560 billion kWh) combined than the country's hydroelectric dams (450 billion kWh) for the first time.
China's energy transition is real and is proceeding rapidly.
www.reuters.com...#:~:text=Precipitation%20at%20the%20city%20of,t he%20previous%2012%2Dmonth%20period.