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$10billion blown...for nothing

Tom Harley wrote 20 hours ago: Carbon tax: $10bn up in smoke Thursday, 31 May 2012 9:26 am · 15 comments by Simon It’s been s … more →

Tags: Climate, Energy, media, Oz politics, Weather, Carbon Emissions, Carbon Tax, Climate, Climate Agenda

Rival destinies: consuming Seal.

Oil Underneath wrote 22 hours ago: Enough trees to bathe the forests four times over, rolling on tattooed shoulders with my face stoned … more →

Tags: Poetry, Short Stories, Poem, Business, Tree, Shinigami, water vapor, traffic light, greenhouse gas

Integrity?...What integrity?

Tom Harley wrote 1 day ago: Science The Integrity of the Australian Academy of Science Tony Thomas “We have entered the “A … more →

Tags: Climate, Environment, Oz politics, Science, Weather, Academy of Science, Australian Academy of Science, Climate, climate models

A Longer Look at Climate Sensitivity132 comments

Willis Eschenbach wrote 1 day ago: Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach After I published my previous post, “An Observational Estimate … more →

Tags: climate sensitivity, climate change, albedo, Climate sensitivity, lissajous, Tau, time constant

More on IPCC Chapter Head Neil Adger - & Stephen Schneider

Donna Laframboise wrote 1 day ago: Recently I blogged about Neil Adger, who’s currently leading an Intergovernmental Panel on Cli … more →

Tags: activist scientists, Climate Bible, ClimateGate, ethical & philosophical, free speech, ipcc, Cambridge University Press, intellectual freedom, Neil Adger

Carbon dioxide level reaches milestone

Alan Gregory wrote 1 day ago: This Associated Press article appeared in many papers across the country this morning; I saw it on t … more →

Tags: climate change, coal-fired power plants, Global Warming, coal mining, fossil fuels, carbon dioxide, greenhouse gas emissions, Carbon, greenhouse gases

agenda fail...

Tom Harley wrote 2 days ago: Climate Depot reports…there is no warming, no doom and devastation, no die-off, no ‘sett … more →

Tags: Climate, Comedy, Energy, Environment, media, Weather, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Carbon Emissions, Climate

David Shearman and the United Nations are NOT the Friends of Humanity | revisedhistory

Gunny G wrote 2 days ago: By Al Benson Jr. A few days ago I posted an article about Professor David Shearman of the Intergover … more →

Tags: Government, United Nation, multilateral, Al Benson, Shearman, friends of humanity, David Shearman

The IPCC: Going Where No Scientist Should Go

Donna Laframboise wrote 3 days ago: The next IPCC report will include a chapter that discusses gender inequality, marginalized populatio … more →

Tags: Climate Bible, Greenpeace, ipcc, Bill Hare, Malte Meinshausen, Neil Adger, William Hare

An Observational Estimate of Climate Sensitivity248 comments

Willis Eschenbach wrote 3 days ago: Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach “Climate sensitivity” is the name for the measure of how … more →

Tags: climate sensitivity, climate change, albedo, Climate sensitivity, lissajous, Tau, time constant

David Shearman and the UN Have a Wonderful Plan For Your Demise | revisedhistory

Gunny G wrote 4 days ago: By Al Benson Jr. Most of us grew up believing that the United Nations was truly a beneficent organiz … more →

Tags: United State, United Nations, United Nations Environment Programme, Al Benson, World Meteorological Organization, University of Adelaide, Shearman

This new paper may explain the widespread belief in the value of Michael Mann's methods and the 'bet' on the Hockey Stick99 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 4 days ago: Over at Steve McIntyre’s, there’s a fascinating discussion going on about the relevance … more →

Tags: paleoclimatology, Michael E. Mann, Climatic Research Unit email controversy, ipcc, Steve McIntyre, Hockey Stick, Matt Ridley, YouTube, Myles Allen

Climate change concerns experts

Intercultural Resources wrote 4 days ago: Common man on the streets could be seen discussing two issues prominently all over the state – … more →

Tags: Climate change, India, climate change, activism, Environment, Africa, Organizations, Impacts and Indicators

Four Stories You Won’t Hear About Obama

theperpetualview wrote 5 days ago: MAY 25, 2012 BY FLOYD AND MARY BETH BROWN Most Americans judge a President based on his promises and … more →

Tags: cut the deficit, Government, green energy would create 5 million jobs, Health Care Package, Obama doing drugs, Politics, promised big results, Wall Street Journal, watchdog website

Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup6 comments

Anthony Watts wrote 5 days ago: Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project ################# … more →

Tags: Climate News Roundup, NASA, Science & Environmental Policy Project, Chicago, Heartland Institute, International Conference on Climate Change, Ted Kaczynski, Vaclav Klaus

America’s Real Climate and Environmental Crisis

theperpetualview wrote 6 days ago: By Paul Driessen 5/25/2012 EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says we face serious threats to human heal … more →

Tags: Carbon Dioxide Emissions, Climate Science, Coal fired power plant, Current Events, Economy, effects of climate change, Environment, Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

The Activist Economist & the IPCC (Part 2)

Donna Laframboise wrote 6 days ago: The author of a 2007 book on climate change failed to mention his own IPCC involvement while pointin … more →

Tags: activist scientists, Books, Climate Bible, ipcc, Hot Air (book), Jeffrey Simpson, Mark Jaccard, Nic Rivers

IPCC receives 631 corruption allegation complaints about Welsh police forces

Sabine Kurjo McNeill wrote 1 week ago: This is BBC News: A report by the police watchdog shows Dyfed-Powys Police topped a list with corrup … more →

Tags: child snatching, law enforcement, police, South Wales Police, Anne Owers, BBC News, Dame Anne Owers, Death of Stephen Lawrence, Independent Police Complaints Commission

The Activist Economist & the IPCC (Part 1)

Donna Laframboise wrote 1 week ago: Mark Jaccard; click for photo source Earlier this month 13 anti-coal activists were arrested here in … more →

Tags: activist scientists, Climate Bible, Greenpeace, ipcc, media, copenhagen 2009, Mark Jaccard, nobel peace prize, renewable energy


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