Global warming concerns are being pushed down the political agenda by the European debt crisis and U.S. economic slump Continue reading
Daily Archives: December 4, 2011
Chinese climate rope-a-dope
Can’t see China really being interested in emission constraint while ramping up their energy useage Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change, Fracking, IPCC, Oil and gas
Climategate 2.0: Stretching to the truly bizarre
Who at CRU subscribes to newsletters from the “Spiritual Leader of the Global Community”, a.k.a. “President, Earth Government”? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Green hell, Overpopulation
Misanthropy from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Growing world trade makes food production cheaper – at the expense of the environment Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate Change, Deforestation, Land use, Overpopulation
The IPCC exposed: political to its core
A new book demolishes the neutral, scientific façade of the UN’s climate change body and reveals its real, debate-ending purpose. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, IPCC
Cutting carbon – jobs, that is
Investment banks are cutting traders and analysts in climate-related businesses Continue reading
Posted in Cap & Tax, Carbon offsets, Climate Change
Settled Science? Salt In The Climate Wound
It looks like climatologists could learn some lessons from salt Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Salvaging The Mythology Of Man-Caused Global Warming
Recently, the media Knights Templar of the religious orthodoxy of man-caused global warming made a contrived pass at reviving flagging public respect for their fading catechism. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Greening them to death
The Government is under increasing pressure to abandon green energy targets amid warnings that fuel surcharges will put the lives of the most vulnerable at risk as they struggle to pay bills. Continue reading
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Posted in Clean energy, Green hell
CCS, still a pipe dream
The economics will always fail because there is no intrinsic value in CCS Continue reading
Posted in Carbon capture & sequestration
Forget peak oil, peak green is here
Peak oil theory and the green energy fad both arise from a failure to understand how markets work Continue reading
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Posted in Biofuels, Clean energy, Coal, Oil and gas
Climategate (Part II): A sequel as ugly as the original
The conventional wisdom about blockbuster movie sequels is that the second acts are seldom as good as the originals. Steven F. Hayward on why Climategate 2.0 is an exception Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Nature: Global carbon emissions reach record 10 billion tons — threatening 2 degree target
Remember what Climategater Phil Jones said about the 2-degree target? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
