Monthly Archives: May 2011

I posted a WSJ article a few weeks ago discussing Carol Browner’s plans to work with Joe Romm, and got this angry post. Pat Perkins says: May 9, 2011 at 1:39 pm just goes to show that nothing this president … Continue reading →

RAMANATHAPURAM/CHENNAI: Two islands in the Gulf of Mannar have submerged within the last few months arguably due to global warming. According to Sundara Kumar, GOMMNP warden, the two islands went underwater as the water level increased due to global warming. … Continue reading →

http://www.woodfortrees.org/ The science is clear. The next 5-10 years have been identified as a critical period for action and, without significant reductions in global emissions in the very near future, we will be facing a world that it is (on … Continue reading →

Warning – this person is highly annoying [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wb5Zu_YGxjw]

What an evil gas. Rise in climate change disasters By Emily Beament Monday, 9 May 2011 Climate change is increasing the number of disasters which hit children in poor countries, campaigners have warned. According to a study by Unicef, Plan … Continue reading →

Obama says it is the biggest intelligence stash in history. No one knew they were interested in train terror before.

In his first public comments on Pakistan since the death of Osama bin Laden, President Obama said the al-Qaeda leader must have had “some sort of support network” there, although he doesn’t know if it included government officials. http://www.usatoday.com/ Makes … Continue reading →

CHAK SHAH MOHAMMAD, Pakistan (Reuters) – Pakistani security officials reacted with scepticism on Sunday to a U.S. assertion that Osama bin Laden was actively engaged in directing his far-flung network from his compound in Abbottabad where he was killed on … Continue reading →

Apr 25th, 2011 As the late Winter, otherwise known to most of us “Southern folk” as Spring, churns on in the Churchill region, a few more breaks in the ice, known as leads, appear. The temperatures have remained fairly steady … Continue reading →