The BBC’s droning, lecturing narrative about biodiversity continues unabated. Wonderfully (to me at any rate!), a new fish-eating species of mongoose has been found in a remote area of Madagascar. For the greenie chums at the BBC, however, this is not an occasion to rejoice or to marvel at Mother Nature’s endless variety, but rather to intone yet another solemn warning that despite the island’s vast 227,000 square miles and modest population of 20m, this is a species “under threat” - and at the same time to give a platform to Conservation International, a rabidly political organisation that hinges almost everything it does on its paranoia about “climate change”. 
NEW BATTERING RAM...
>> TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2010
These perceived threats to wildlife are now becoming the major battering ram in the BBC’s alarmist agenda. To put them into context – to show what a load of ignorant hot air they are - I urge you to spend a few minutes reading the latest paper by the marvellous Canadian Donna Laframboise (website here). She debunks with masterful succinctness the nonsense about biodiversity being perpetrated via the UN/IPCC, and then amplified slavishly on a daily basis by the BBC.
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
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