Climate
change discussed on Radio New Zealand
Finally
climate change is discussed on New Zealand’s public broadcaster
which acknowledges the IPPC version but either ignores the true
situation or tells anything BUT the truth.
Now,
of course the true situation is becoming impossible to deny so listen
to the incredulous abrupt climate change denier, Kim Hill call the
world’s most eminent climate scientist an “alarmist”.
Jonathan Bamber: ice sheets and sea level rise
Jonathan
Bamber is Professor of Physical Geography at the University of
Bristol, President Elect of the European Geo Sciences Union, and an
international expert on the thinning polar ice sheets and projections
on sea level rise. He is visiting New Zealand as a guest of The
Antarctic Report, and is keynote conference speaker at Managing the
Impact of Sea Level Rise in New Zealand - Implementing Adaptation
Strategies (8 April, AUT University). During the interview Professor
Bamber refers to the work of New Zealand scientist Tim Naish - Kim
Hill spoke with him last year.
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Compare the sophisticated, but agressive denial of Kim Hill with the unsophisticated response of Paul Henry on TV3 a few weeks ago
Climate
Denier Paul Henry shocked at climate change – laughs it off anyway
Our
total denial of the realities we face if we do not make significant
changes now is as bewildering as our blind ignorance. We deserve
political leaders who will lead, not make excuses. The very existence
of us as a species demands it.
Guy McPherson was interviewed by the very same Paul Henry back in October, 2014 on his visit to New Zealand.
To watch an October, 2014 interview with Guy McPherson GO HERE
Finally climate change is discussed on New Zealand’s public broadcaster ????
ReplyDeleteYou missed Guy in 2012 then ?
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Guy McPherson: agrarian anarchy
Conservation biologist who lives off the grid in a straw bale house in New Mexico, raising small livestock and interacting with his rural community.
From Saturday Morning on 07 Jul 2012
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Saturday Morning for Saturday, 7 July 2012
Oliver Burkeman on happiness and self-help, Arnie Gundersen on Fukushima, Vincent Ward on art and movies, Dan Salmon on his new documentary Pictures of Susan, Playing Favourites with writer, musician and publisher Nigel Beckford, and Guy McPherson on the decline of civilization, and agrarian anarchy.
11:05 Guy McPherson
Conservation biologist Guy R. McPherson is Emeritus Professor, Natural Resources and the Environment, at the University of Arizona, and lives off the grid in a straw bale house in New Mexico, raising small livestock and interacting with his rural community. He is the author of a number of books, including Walking Away From Empire: a Personal Journey (PublishAmerica, ISBN: 9781462638871), and is visiting New Zealand as keynote speaker for the School Executive Officers’ Conference 2012 (4-6 July).
I've only posted Guys interview twice, once with this post.
DeleteKim Hill didn't ask Guy about climate change - only about his mud hut. She studiously avoided the topic.
DeleteHow could I forget! I organised the interview
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