Month: December 2011

But what would one expect from Bank of America’s carbon markets chief? Continue reading Durban a ‘Viagra shot’ for carbon markets?

The Volt is headed down the Edsel Highway. Continue reading Volt probe may be lengthy

Check out what the American Geophysical Union endorses as science for kids. Continue reading Wizardry: AGU science for kids

Don’t proceed if you’ve just eaten. Continue reading Look of Love: AGU leaders mesmerized by the Goreacle

But we already know what the Earth looks like from space. Continue reading Gore wants obsolete satellite launched for propaganda purposes

Do kindergarten teacher views on climate science really debunk those of the climate skeptics? Continue reading Embarrassing: AGU’s ‘climate literacy’

Durban is over and nothing meaningful was accomplished. All those carbon emissions for nothing. Continue reading Durban outcome: Life support for Kyoto plus 2015 impossible dream

“The gridlock in Durban climate talks appeared to give way late Saturday into a compromise declared by South Africa Foreign Minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, after a 24-hour overtime marathon session.” Continue reading Compromise claimed in Durban

All for naught, as the Maldives are not sinking. Continue reading Greenpeace leader expelled as Durban talks overtime

We don’t think much of the subsidized wind industry, but three dead bats aren’t “thousands.” Continue reading Wildlife slows wind power