Comments on: Climate Party enters “Campaign For Better Transport” debate

By: fuzzypeg

fuzzypeg — Wed, 17 Sep 2014 23:41:46 +0000

The statements in the pamphlet are supported by the IPCC and the World Bank.
The computer models are mostly highly accurate (the IPCC discloses all their error margins, which are often well under 1%) and have successfully predicted quite a lot already. There is also geological data showing fairly clearly how warm things were and how high the sea level was last time the planet had CO2 levels this high.
The science has come such a long way in the last few decades that even the National Party no longer debates the truth of it…

By: Alastair

Alastair — Wed, 17 Sep 2014 22:18:22 +0000

Alarmist predictions of impending climate catastrophe are based WHOLLY on computer models. By their own admission the modellers have a poor understanding of the complexity of climate and it comes as no surprise that the models have failed to predict anything that has occurred with climate so far.
The more the science shows that CO2 is a very minor player in determining climate, the louder the shrill cries of the ‘sky is falling on our heads’ brigade.
Your brochure arrived in my letterbox today – a statement of extremist b…… that even the IPCC doesn’t support.
You would be better investing your energy into real environmental concerns and save a few trees at the same time by not producing such unadulterated rubbish!

By: Hugh Williams

Hugh Williams — Wed, 17 Sep 2014 01:46:58 +0000

I am pleased that the Climate Party is starting up. I note that it is centered in Auckland. We need you in Chch and in fact, nationwide.
I was interested in the opening page of your Web site regarding Akl transport. In Chch we have had many problems due to earthquake damage. The council has done well reconfigreing the bus system. However, they have missed the opportunity to move away from diesel bases. They seem to be keeping their heads in the sand on the subject of climate change.
I would keen to know if climate.org is planning to expand to nnationwide organization.
Best Wishes,
Hugh Williams.