Posts Tagged ‘James Delingpole’

The Daily Mail's Funhouse Story on Climate Change

January 10, 2013 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate science, Journalism, select | No comments

As Slate noted last year, the UK’s Daily Mail is “the world’s most popular online newspaper.” It’s not exactly a news you can use publication. Imagine if you crossed the New York Post (and its worst tendencies) with the National Enquirer and maybe throw in a splash of Weekly World News. That’s the Daily Mail. So…Continue Reading…

A Dogmatic Polemicist or Rhetorical Bomb Thrower?

December 17, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, environmentalism, wind turbines | 1 comment

In a perfect world, people would not let their ideology warp their thinking. In a perfect world, people would not use screechy hyperbole to fulminate against those who don’t share their position on a given issue. In a perfect world, James Delingpole, the flammable blogger for the UK’s Telegraph, would only be permitted to shriek about which…Continue Reading…