I am guessing that the Bishop may be attending the Klaus GWPF inaugural (invitation only) lecture. Here is his last one:

http://www.klaus.cz/clanky/2529

I've just sent this to Amazon.co.uk. What's the betting they don't answer?

You will no doubt have seen the article in the Daily Telegraph on Saturday, 11.9.2010 by Christopher Booker. Would you please without delay, explain to him, in the Telegraph or by some public announcement, or by email in answer to me, what is the thinking behind the recent change to the way in which you have been displaying books that are sceptical of the catastrophic anthropogenic global warming thesis.

I see Booker is on to the Amazon ratings issue

"The truth is getting lost in the Amazon
A warmist coup seems to have taken place on Amazon, the online bookseller, writes Christopher Booker."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/amazon/7996749/The-truth-is-getting-lost-in-the-Amazon.html

Has the Bishop sorted out the Amazon nonsense yet?

Judith Curry has just started a blog: http://judithcurry.com/

called Climate Etc

If His Royal Highness is baffled, then he's free to invite me to breakfast for a little chat, and I'll run through the data with him. Quite partial to a nice plate of sausage, bacon and eggs, with a pot or three of Earl Gray.

Prince Charles (fan of homeopathy) is 'baffled'.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/feedarticle/9260069

I wonder how Bob Ward (reward) was able to make such a swift response to an article that was published just 2 minutes prior to his response, perhaps its his day off.

Oh...

http://www.tudelft.nl/live/pagina.jsp?id=7a6c3d15-1c1e-4869-b378-840a000c6803&lang=en

Recent release of statistics on greenhouse gas emissions from 1990 to 2008 at:
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2010/09/06092729/2

Note, there are errors in the values given in Table 1.

CO2 is referred to as a "pollutant" in the Uncertainties section, where it says:

The approximate 95 per cent confidence interval for Scottish GHG emissions, excluding international aviation and shipping in 2008, is estimated to be ±26 per cent of the mean

The uncertainty is very large.