Monthly Archives: April 2011

Prime Minister Stephen Harper deserves praise and criticism for his handling of the issue of climate change since winning power in 2006. Ironically, the praise he deserves is for refusing to take a so-called “leadership” role on global warming, for … Continue reading →

http://www.torontosun.com/news/world/2009/12/18/12207176.html Before hurrying back to Washington to beat a looming snowstorm, Obama tried to put the best face on the underachieving results of the UN’s 193-nation global warming talks. http://www.nydailynews.com/

“In supporting documents, the authors admit that the data used was of very low quality. This study is really an exercise in selective data and manipulated methodologies used to reach conclusions that deliberately contradict mainstream science,” Jones said. Howarth, however, … Continue reading →

Today’s generation of college students must serve as the superheroes in the fight against global warming, much like the characters of “Avatar” and “The Lord of the Rings,” according to Eban Goodstein, director of the Bard Center for Environmental Policy. … Continue reading →

Oxford admissions should be based on the number of free school meals you have received. Mr Clegg said the Prime Minister was “absolutely right” to make his point, and then broadened the attack. “Here’s a fact: last year, only 40 … Continue reading →

Five blue shirts around Giggs, and no one within twenty feet of Park. Chelsea has the discipline of a team of five year olds bunching up around the ball. Has anyone besides Drogba scored for Chelsea during the last month? … Continue reading →

Junk science taken to new heights by the frozen campers. The ocean has a pH of 8. Soft drinks have a pH of 3, one hundred thousand times more acidic than seawater. In industry, this would be called fraud. http://www.catlinarcticsurvey.com/2011/04/12/ocean-acidification/

No one knows what the compelling evidence is, but whatever it is – it must be very compelling. The climate never used to change. Congress turns a blind eye to climate science By Andrew Freedman Last week was a bewildering … Continue reading →

Did these geniuses sleep through their first year economics class? In a recent paper, the government’s climate change adviser Ross Garnaut suggested a carbon price in the $20 to $30 range. Mr Combet also confirmed more than 50 per cent … Continue reading →

Mike’s Nature Trick was to switch measurement systems when they quit providing the desired evidence of global warming. A similar trick was done in the 1990s when the IPCC  abandoned tide gauges in favor of altimetry readings. This allowed the … Continue reading →