Thank god, then for people like Richard North, of EU Referendum. From his Bradford semi, he's been toiling and chipping away, working out how much our so-called government is spending on climate change 'research' - those confections that the Met Office seems to think are real evidence rather than agitprop. In a cracking posting today, he points out that in the US, to date, at least $89bn has been spent on climate change measures and hot air; here, by just scratching the surface (as he puts it), he's found that no less than around £500m has been spent purely on funding research projects. And surprise, surprise; they don't bite the hand that feeds them.
Chances of the BBC uttering a word about this national scandal of our money being tipped on to the climate change gravy train? Zero. Yet the research involved from the Sybils of the Met has about as much credibility as that of a paper on human biology by Mengele.
Update:Fascinating post from Joe Bastardi of Accuweather (definitely NOT in the sway of government grants)here about why the Met office gets it wrong every time...
***Update: The Met office throws in the towel and admits it can't see three months in advance with any certainty. But still, it - and its press officers, the BBC - claim to be right about what will happen fifty years hence.
*****Update: For the sort of debunking of Met office hot air that BBC journalists ought to be pursuing - instead of pushing their propaganda - take a look at this. I quote from the conclusion:
So the work of the Met Office is just about propaganda. It's not science. It's about their attempts to intimidate people by suggesting that there are hundreds of people who may disagree with you if you disagree with AGW. But none of them actually has any argument that would be ready for a detailed promotion in isolation. It's only the quantity, the brute force of the people who have a vested interest for the panic to continue.
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