Tag Archives: global warming

Glaciers advancing, not retreating

Posted on February 3, 2011 | Comments Off on Glaciers advancing, not retreating

The carbon dioxide cult takes another hit in the mouth. Oh, the humanity!

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Global warming’s enemies list

Posted on July 7, 2010 | Comments Off on Global warming’s enemies list

When science turns strictly political: 496 scientists, some quite distinguished, whose protests on AGW the National Academy of Sciences says should not be believed. Amazing. And scary. First there was the faking of results. Now the Nazification.

Via Instapundit.

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The Day After Tomorrow? Nope

Posted on March 30, 2010 | Comments Off on The Day After Tomorrow? Nope

Boo-hoo. Hollywood strikes out again. Its 2004 climate-change doom-and-gloom flicker, “The Day After Tomorrow,” predicting an ice age for Britain and Europe thanks to global warming slowing the Gulf Stream ocean current, isn’t surviving scientific scrutiny. What small changes there’ve been in the Atlantic current since sat inspections began in 1993 apparently are only part of a natural cycle.

Via Snoopy The Goon.

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Moonwalker: AGW is a fraud

Posted on February 24, 2010 | Comments Off on Moonwalker: AGW is a fraud

Apollo astronaut Harrison Schmidt:

“Recent disclosures and admissions of scientific misconduct by the United Nations and advocates of the human-caused global warming hypothesis shows the fraudulent foundation of this much-ballyhooed but non-existent scientific consensus about climate.”

Welcome aboard, sir.

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Texas suit against EPA

Posted on February 17, 2010 | Comments Off on Texas suit against EPA

I’m glad Gov. Perry and AG Abbott are  suing to stop Obamalot’s EPA from damaging the Texas and U.S. economies in pursuit of resolving, at best, speculative man-made global warming. Hanging the suit on the credibility of EPA’s reliance on the IPCC report looks smart.

But it seems that whether the agency’s planned intervention survives will depend largely on a 2007 supreme court decision allowing it to claim carbon dioxide is a health-damaging pollutant. To reverse that would take another suit entirely, though it might be done on appeal if the Texas suit is turned back for that or some allied reason.

MORE:  Whatever the legacy media thinks about it, Texas has done everybody a favor in trying to stop the EPA’s runaway regulation train.

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Behind the climate hoax

Posted on February 9, 2010 | Comments Off on Behind the climate hoax

climate_moneyVia the Science and Public Policy Institute.

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Reprieve for those Himalayan glaciers

Posted on January 17, 2010 | Comments Off on Reprieve for those Himalayan glaciers

Hundreds of feet thick ice in the Himalayas has been under threat of melting for two years now from, what else, global warming. Now the United Nations is riding to the rescue. Their agency for “climate change” is, uh, reconsidering.

Seems they had zero proof after all. Just an old New Scientist clipping they liked. So they made it the centerpiece of their alleged “latest research” report in 2007. Now they’ve been caught out. Oops. Al Gore, call your publicist!

UPDATE:  Why the mistake? A number of reasons, including a typo: “…predicted date for shrinkage of the world total from 500,000 to 100,000 km2 is 2350, not 2035.” More here. Hee.

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