DURBAN’S meek outcome doesn’t bode well for international efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions or the sustainability of Australia’s domestic scheme. Continue reading
Daily Archives: December 11, 2011
Climate deal: A guarantee our children will be worse off than us
Damian Carrington is right, although he doesn’t know it – any meaningful climate deal would indeed mean our grandchildren will be worse off than we are Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, IPCC
Durban: We’re saved! Or not…
Two differing perspectives on CoP17′s outcome from The Guardian Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change, IPCC
ICSC Rejects Durban Agreement to set New Greenhouse Gas Emission Targets
No “Climate Debt” is owed to developing countries Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change, IPCC
Stott: The BASIC Truth About Durban
The basic truth about Durban is simple: the BASIC countries – Brazil, South Africa, India, and China – played a blinder. Continue reading
Posted in IPCC
Study: How IPCC Reports Mislead the Public
Study finds climate change panel ignores its own findings and pushes plans that will prolong poverty for developing nations Continue reading
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Climate scam to help finance enhanced oil recovery
Probably not what the anti-energy mob had in mind Continue reading
Posted in Carbon capture & sequestration, IPCC, Oil and gas
Court: Process more important than EPA health claims
So EPA can’t cheat in the name of public health. Continue reading
Posted in Air pollution, EPA
Wizardry: AGU science for kids
Check out what the American Geophysical Union endorses as science for kids. Continue reading
Posted in Child Exploitation, Climate Change
Look of Love: AGU leaders mesmerized by the Goreacle
Don’t proceed if you’ve just eaten. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Gore wants obsolete satellite launched for propaganda purposes
But we already know what the Earth looks like from space. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Embarrassing: AGU’s ‘climate literacy’
Do kindergarten teacher views on climate science really debunk those of the climate skeptics? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
