Monthly Archives: May 2011

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — There is a “pressing need for substantial action” by the United States to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to avoid serious environmental, economic and humanitarian risks, a National Academy of Science report issued Thursday concludes. Risks from dangerous … Continue reading →

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Robert Gates: We Had Agreed We Wouldn’t Release Details About the Operation Against OBL But ‘That All Fell Apart’ “a week ago Sunday, in the Situation Room, we all agreed that we would not release any operational details from the … Continue reading →

NEW YORK – The White House said it is ending its long-running practice of having presidents re-enact televised speeches for news photographers following major addresses to the country, a little-known arrangement that fed suggestions of fakery when Barack Obama announced … Continue reading →

The majority of Cambodians have little understanding of the causes of climate change, due to a lack of information, a new poll has found. In a survey by the BBC World Service Trust of 2,401 Cambodians from all walks of … Continue reading →

They told us that they would have taken him alive, except that he fired at them from behind his wife – whom he used as a human shield. That was not true. Then they told us that they would have … Continue reading →

CU and NASA have decided that they aren’t happy with the sea level numbers, so they are adding 0.3 mm/year to bring which brings the numbers back above 3mm /year. The logic they are using is that land is rising … Continue reading →

Every few weeks, one publicity hound or another at Scripps (La Jolla) makes a press release warning of sea level rise threatening the California coast. Here is the automatically generated graph from the new CU sea levels site – for … Continue reading →

If you look closely, you can see heads of lettice popping up through the snow in Nuuk Thursday, May 12 2011 NUUK, Greenland — Few places on Earth have seen starker changes in weather than this icebound island straddling the Arctic … Continue reading →

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