Blame it all on Global Warming.......
Theo Spark (Free subscription) | yesterday
Global Warming Ate My Homework: 100 Things Blamed on Global Warming H/T 45 Govt
Theo Spark (Free subscription) | yesterday
Global Warming Ate My Homework: 100 Things Blamed on Global Warming H/T 45 Govt
Protein Wisdom (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Baffled? That thing about language and meaning Jeff’s been stressing? Nah. Global warming appears to have stalled. Climatologists are puzzled as to why average global temperatures have stopped rising over the last 10 years. Ironically, climate change appears to have stalled in the run-up to the upcoming world summit in the Danish capital, where thousands of politicians, … [...]
Mabinogogiblog (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
I was searching "global warming consensus", and found this page from a denier. To summarise his argument: There is no real consensus on AGW. If there were, it would be a bad thing. RL: However: Consensus is necessary before making the political decision to decarbonise the economy. Therefore we should never decarbonise the economy, and must live with the consequences. If the minority view...
The Blue Pelican (Free subscription) | yesterday
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,662092,00.html Just a few weeks ago, Britain's Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research added more fuel to the fire with its latest calculations of global average temperatures. According to the Hadley figures, the world grew warmer by 0.07 degrees Celsius from 1999 to 2008 and not by the 0.2 degrees Celsius assumed by the United Nations Intergovernmental...
Winds Of Jihad (Free subscription) | yesterday
Its all about the jiziya, you fools! Its all about the transfer of wealth from developed countries to Mohammedan s#*tholes, that’s what this is all about: Source: Reuters/UNITED NATIONS, Nov...
Mike the Mad Biologist (Free subscription) | yesterday
...and how Levitt and Dubner fail to see that the Manure problem was not 'solved', only turned into a new problem that will also require wrenching change. First, the Great Manure Crisis of the late nineteenth century: The standard horsecar, which seated twenty, was drawn by a pair of roans and ran sixteen hours a day. Each horse could work only a four-hour shift, so operating a single car required...
Sierra Club Compass (Free subscription) | yesterday
This is a guest post by Greg Haegele, deputy executive director of the Sierra Club, who has a regular weekly column on Treehugger.com. Sierra Club's Mary Anne Hitt, Carl Pope and Lyndsay Moseley (R to L) stake out the front...
Ace of Spades (Free subscription) | yesterday
(See what I did there?) I was tipped to this story last night, but held off because the fact is I'm not quite sure what I'm seeing. I know what it looks like, but I'm not sure ZOMG HAX! is...
Wizbang (Free subscription) | yesterday
The University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit has had its email system hacked and a large amount of data released to the internet. The director of the unit (Dr....
American Pundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
Computers at a major global warming alarmist center in the United Kingdom were hacked the other day, resulting in private emails being posted on the internet. What was found contained within those emails has set the internet ablaze. The organization in question is the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit, considered a leading organization in [...]
Hot Air (Free subscription) | yesterday
Controversy has exploded onto the Internet after a major global-warming advocacy center in the UK had its e-mail system hacked and the data published on line. The director of the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit confirmed that the e-mails are genuine -- and Australian publication Investigate and the ...
A Blog For All (Free subscription) | yesterday
Overnight, reports indicated that hackers managed to access tons of email and other data from a premier British climate research group, the Hadley Climate Research Group, and exposes issues relating to fudging the data. This morning the Hadley group has confirmed that the emails that were published as a result of the hacking appears to be genuine, as based on this report.There is speculation that
Objectivist Individualist (Free subscription) | yesterday
A 62 megabytes zipped file which unpacks to yield about 156 megabytes of e-mail correspondence and computer code from the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit in East Anglia, the UK, whose data was the primary basis for the UN IPCC reports, including the last one of 2007, has been made public by a hacker or a whistleblower. This information appears to be shedding a lot of light on a conspiracy...
TEFL and travels in China (Free subscription) | yesterday
Concerns over the environment and terrorism have not only affected how people lived in the past decade but also their language, with “global warming” and “9/11″ topping a list of the most used words of the 2000s. The Global Language Monitor, which uses a math formula to track the frequency of words and phrases in print [...]
American Elephants (Free subscription) | yesterday
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bsalmons | 22/04/2009
Since the inception of Earth Day, the holiday has become an international effort to improve environmental sustainability from air quality and global warming to wildlife protection and recycling efforts. In 1992, the United Nations recognized the growing need to maintain environmental health with an Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro. While Earth Day has changed a great deal from its original demonstration-based