Author Archives: Tony Heller

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 →

He thinks that voters are as stupid as he is. The Federal Government is poised to pledge millions of dollars in sweeteners for Australian households who are facing the possibility of higher bills under the proposed carbon tax. Climate Change … Continue reading →

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Study: Natural Gas Drilling May Contribute More to Global Warming than Coal A new study on the environmental impact on natural gas drilling in shale has found that the process known as “hydraulic fracturing” may contribute to global warming as … Continue reading →

Climate change not the same as global warming Re: Climate issues With the cold winter weather tapering off, the often repeated comments about “so-called global warming and climate change,” sparked by bitterly cold temperatures and “snowmageddons,” still resonate. First let’s … Continue reading →

This will give families time to evacuate and escape the ravages of CO2. AN environmental expert has called for concerted efforts in developing an early warning system for Zambia to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change. Zambia Climate Change … Continue reading →

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Investigators at Oak Ridge National Laboratory used nine global climate models assuming moderate levels of greenhouse gas emissions (the gases that build up in the atmosphere and trap heat) to compare the climates of 1991 to 2000 with 2091 to … Continue reading →

The bad oceans must be stopped, before they render the oceans uninhabitable. http://oceanworld.tamu.edu/resources/oceanography-book/carboncycle.htm Fortunately, the good oceans absorb it all back.