Climate & Climate Change

INHOFE GLOBAL WARMING SPEECH TODAY - Planned 2 hour Speech on Latest Science & Economics Selected Speech Excerpts: (Full speech available upon delivery) via Marc Morano Senator Inhofe on Climate propaganda to Kids: Hollywood activist Leonardo … [Read more...] about Inhofe Speech: 2007 – Global Warming Alarmism Reaches a ‘Tipping Point’

Rainforest Action Network issued the invitation to the former Vice President, according to RAN executive director Michael Brune. The San Francisco-based group has a twenty-year history of protesting against destructive logging practices and other … [Read more...] about Gore Invited to Engage in Civil Disobedience Against the Construction of New Coal-Fired Power Plants

Collectively, the current IPCC computer modelled scenarios for the iconic doubling of atmospheric CO2 range from 1.1C to 6.4C, with a 'most likely' range of 2C to 4.5C. Higher estimates have a much lower probability of being accurate. In this … [Read more...] about Estimating Climate Sensitivity to CO2: As Good as it Gets

Climate alarmists never miss an opportunity to capitilise on other people's misery in order to fuel the global warming gravy train. Hurricane Katrina was a prime example, and now the California fires are an opportunity not to be missed. CNN are … [Read more...] about California Fires: Opportunism, Arson and a Lack of Hurricanes

Climate policy after 2012, when the Kyoto treaty expires, needs a radical rethink. More of the same won't do, argue Gwyn Prins and Steve Rayner. The Kyoto Protocol is a symbolically important expression of governments' concern about climate change. … [Read more...] about The Kyoto Protocol has Failed – Time for a New Approach

Another 'field day' for the press as a new research paper, entitled 'A long-term association between global temperature and biodiversity, origination and extinction in the fossil record', is published in the journal Proceedings of The Royal Society … [Read more...] about Global Warming and Mass Extinctions: New Research Paper