Daily Archives: May 26, 2012

In their open letter to the Prime Minister in April, 61 of the world’s leading experts modestly expressed their understanding of the science: “The study of global climate change is an ’emerging science,’ one that is perhaps the most complex … Continue reading →

At island retreat, Branson and friends seek to save a world ‘on fire‘ By Andrew Ross Sorkin Published: Thursday, March 20, 2008 British Virgin Islands — Richard Branson was lounging under the starry midnight sky on this palm-dappled speck of … Continue reading →

If you wanted to get someone to kill themself, an effective way to do it would be to put an idea in their head that something they need for survival is very bad for them. For example, the belief that food was … Continue reading →

Greens long for the happy times – before CO2 destroyed civilization.   Days Out: Oxford Castle – UK – Travel – The Independent

High winds have picked up and the visibility is too poor for good golf. At -11F, temperatures are 100 degrees warmer than Antarctica. summit:status:webcam

Al is still thawing out from his Antarctic meltdown trip, but not too soon for a repeat performance. History | Weather Underground He is still in shock about Antarctica, and is now back to making up nonsense about the Arctic. … Continue reading →

The 1990 IPCC report was quite clear that there was a global MWP.

I propose a competition between California and Texas. California runs for one year completely off green energy, and Texas runs for one year completely off fossil fuels. At the end of the year, we can see if there is anyone … Continue reading →

The failure in chief is spending the week criticizing Romney for being a successful businessman. Feb. 2009 Solyndra CEO suggests energy secretary help showcase company July 2009 DOE staffer criticizes Chu for implying Solyndra has already won loan. Aug. 2009 White House aide pushes … Continue reading →

Joe D’Aleo sent over this picture of the critical Yamal tree. The image shows external humidity factors – which may be influencing its growth patterns.