Monthly Archives: June 2011

WASHINGTON (AP) — In rhetorical excesses marking his entry in the presidential campaign, Mitt Romney said the economy worsened under President Barack Obama, when it actually improved http://www.google.com/ http://www.google.com/

Some areas in the tropics face famine because of failing food production, an international research group says. The Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security (CCAFS) predicts large parts of South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa will be worst affected. Its report … Continue reading →

Cycling is now much more than a recreational activity Annual event encourages commuters to choose alternate transportation mode Four years ago, Richard Littlemore made a life-changing decision to make a cycling his chief mode of urban transportation. The co-author of … Continue reading →

Waxman and Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) – who is the ranking Democrat on the Energy and Power Subcommittee – note in a letter to Upton, “Both reports find that climate change is occurring and that urgent action is needed to … Continue reading →

Queen Elizabeth I had a half inch of wax on her face.

Over the past month, I have been speaking to women in Canada and the American Midwest about a powerful force that discriminates against us. I am not talking about the glass ceiling or sexists bosses, although we all know those … Continue reading →

Climate alarmism has nothing to do with science. Why are these people still in business? March 24 2009 Professor Garnaut said Australia should support an emissions trading scheme starting in 2010, putting him at odds with the call by the … Continue reading →

PRIME Minister Julia GIllard’s carbon policy adviser says WA is already seeing the effects of global warming and needs to support the introduction of a carbon price mechanism. Speaking to a packed house at the University of Western Australia last … Continue reading →

The modus operandi of alarmists is to stake out all possible positions – which guarantees that no matter what happens they can attempt to claim victory. Sometimes it backfires though. Hansen claims that his 1988 forecasts were pretty close, because … Continue reading →