Following are 12 pages of sampling of news reports from the US and around the world for October 2008, via Marc Morano in Washington, providing some anecdotal evidence that global warming has perhaps stalled: Delayed World Series raises anger after … [Read more...] about News Reports for October Indicate Global Cooling
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Australian Environment Foundation Conference
Register here. Other speakers include Graham Young, Chris Hodendyk, Mark Poynter, Max Rheese and Gerhardt Pearson. … [Read more...] about Australian Environment Foundation Conference
New Banner, Format and Policies for the Blog
Regular readers of this website will have noticed that since yesterday we have a new blog banner and upgraded blog format. I am not yet familiar with all the new gadgets, widgets, asides and facilities that come with the new format and I am still … [Read more...] about New Banner, Format and Policies for the Blog
Meteorology Bureau Running Training Course in Propaganda?
The UK Meteorology Bureau is running a training course on climate change, but not just any course. According to the flyer you don’t need any prior scientific training and you will learn how to “dispel sceptism”. Climate change — what you need … [Read more...] about Meteorology Bureau Running Training Course in Propaganda?
Sarah Palin will Shake- up Environment Policy in the US
Americans will go to the elections in November and the Republican Presidential nominee, John McCain, has chosen a woman who believes in hunting wildlife and drilling for oil in Alaska as his running mate. Hunting and drilling in wilderness areas … [Read more...] about Sarah Palin will Shake- up Environment Policy in the US
Be Very Cautious of the Precautionary Principle. A Note from J. Richard Wakefield
Some who adhere to the global warming theory use the Precautionary Principle (PP) as a reason to act. Their claims are that even if the science is not guaranteed as to the cause and effect of our emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) that the PP … [Read more...] about Be Very Cautious of the Precautionary Principle. A Note from J. Richard Wakefield