>No need for a sophisticated mathematical model There is definitely a need for a model. Even more so if you start making wild claims about the weather. >how i

>No need for a sophisticated mathematical model There is definitely a need for a model. Even more so if you start making wild claims about the weather. >how is this going to survive a once in 25 or 50 years You think the sun going out and the wind stops blowing for an entire month once every 25 years? That's quite a brave claim. >And last winter was an unusualy warm winter. I remember. Solar power was unusually productive last winter, heating requirements were a lot lower than usual. The wind didn't stop blowing for a month though.