Climate & Climate Change

There was a big conference in Melbourne this week titled Greenhouse 2005: Action on Climate Change . I didn't see much coverage in the national media but The Age ran a feature every day on the perils of climate change to coincide with the event, … [Read more...] about A Week of Dire Predictions: Climate Change Conference in Melbourne

It was apparently without even consulting James Hansen, or others at NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS), that Washington Post journalist Juliet Eilperin ran the prediction on October 13th, that 2005 would be the warmest year on record, … [Read more...] about 2005: On Track to Be The Warmest

SimonC has just posted a comment at The Cost of Kyoto stating: I think the anti-Kyoto people are the ones who are scare mongering with their cries of 'we'll all be ruined'. ...According to Howard we'll meet our Kyoto targets (despite not ratifying … [Read more...] about Australia Fudging to Meet Kyoto Targets

Patrick Michaels, author of Meltdown, is yet another global warming skeptic. How can Ian Lowe, President of the Australian Conservation Foundation, in his new book, A Big Fix, claim there are only five global warming skeptics in the whole world! … [Read more...] about Patrick Michaels on Antarctica Getting Taller

I've just received a few useful links. The first email reads: "Well, easy to see why Blair has done a U-turn on Kyoto if you read the following: http://www.prnewswire.co.uk/cgi/news/release?id=157608 and this, too, is a good … [Read more...] about The Cost of Kyoto or Coarse Language

Earlier in the week British Prime Minister Tony Blair addressed a conference which took place under the climate change agreement reached at the recent meeting of the G8* in Gleneagles, Scotland. This weeks meeting included energy and environment … [Read more...] about Tony Blair Abandons Kyoto – Again