Josh Jan 29, 2016 Green Blob Josh 
Lots on the Green Blob's not having to tell the truth, see the post below and at Third Sector, OESG and at Michael Robert's blog which includes Ben Websters Times article.
Josh Jan 22, 2016 Gavin Schmidt Josh 
Where does one start with a topic like "The Hottest Year Evah"? Probably with a climate expert - happily we have one right here
Josh Jan 8, 2016 Josh ;)
New Year is always a time to resolve to do better and maybe recycle stuff from 2015 that's lying around doing nothing useful. Happy 2016!
H/t to golf charlie for the inspiration ;-)
Josh 
Happy Christmas to all BishopHill readers and commenters and particularly to those who support the site through donations and subscriptions. It has been a fun year and I hope 2016 will prove just as inspirational.
Josh and Andrew
PS There are now only 20 calendars left, so if you would like one but dont find one under the Christmas tree click here.
Josh Dec 9, 2015 Josh ;)
There is a bit of a furore about the money spent on Flood Defences, by the UK Gov, being less than half the amount spent on tackling climate change abroad. Not only that but Liz Truss says this is to help defend us from ISIS. Gosh.
Josh ;)
I was working on this cartoon yesterday when the story of Greenpeace entrapment broke.
With thanks (or apologies) to Tim Rayment for borrowing his phrase '50 shades of green' from an article in the Sunday Times - it seems a wholly appropriate phrase to describe the torturing of the planet that greens go for.
Josh Nov 27, 2015 ;)
Buy it here!
The Calendar has cartoons from the past year, mostly on Energy, Environment and Climate Change topics.
This year there are also political cartoons and caricatures.
The price of the Calendar is £19.50 and includes postage in the UK.
If you are ordering from outside the UK I will email you any additional postage when you order.
The calendar is 28 x 44 cms (A3) in size, spiral bound with a hanger, and beautifully printed on 170gsm silk paper.
Please note: The calendars will be printed next week and deliveries will start the week beginning 8th December.
Finally, many thanks to all the readers and commenters at BishopHill and especially to our host - most of the cartoons would not have been drawn without you!
Josh ;)
H/t Stewgreen for the BBC article "COP21: Public support for tough climate deal 'declines'"
Reading the article it looks like the decline in support is pretty much worldwide - see their graphic below.
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Next up: the Calendar!
[Image updated: many thanks to our host for a much better (and funnier) Chinese translation.]
Josh Nov 24, 2015 Josh ;)
Prince Charles famously talks to his plants - nothing wrong with that, of course. Our host suggested a cartoon where we listen in to what he might be saying (H/t Climate Expert James Delingpole). Let's hope His Highness reads Roger Andrews too.
P.S. Is there any interest in a calendar this year? I am a bit late in getting round to it but do let me know if you would like one - I should be able to get some delivered before Christmas.
Josh Nov 17, 2015 Josh Josh Nov 4, 2015 COP 21 Paris Josh ;)
With COP21 coming up there is an alternative conference being organised.
The Paris Climate Challenge
In 2009 we laid down the Copenhagen Climate Challenge, when we asked UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon to answer 10 questions about climate. We’re back to ask the same and more questions, and challenge the climate ‘consensus’ in Paris at COP 21 with alternative climate hypotheses. If you have something to say in Paris, we still have places for a few more speakers. Take some time to navigate our pages, you can leave a comment if you’d like to say something in response to the articles backing up our 10 questions to Ban Ki-Moon below.
Head over to this site to read all about it.
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Josh ;)
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With Last Chance Saloons in mind it is worth pausing to consider the amazing '97% consensus' (TM Climate Science) around the The Pause. It's been in the news this week with the Karl et al paper, the 'no-you-cant-have-our-emails' story, and the Meehl paper with comment by David Whitehouse. Cheers again, guys!
Josh 
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