Month: February 2012

“It is the first full-blown international battle over whether countries can or should take unilateral trade measures on the grounds of addressing climate change.” Continue reading Trade war looms over EU’s airline tax

Ironically, the authors of this study oppose tar sands development. Continue reading Canada’s oil sands: Not so dirty after all

Who is the man who used deception to obtain documents from Heartland? Continue reading Who is Peter Gleick?

He did it for the planet. The Pacific Institute’s Peter Gleick has admitted to using deception to obtain the Heartland Institute documents involved in “Deniergate.” Continue reading Guilty: Gleick admits to Heartland deception

Stolen documents show the tiny budget of global warming skeptics. Continue reading WSJ: The Not-So-Vast Conspiracy

The authors of the Jan. 27 Wall Street Journal op-ed, ‘No Need to Panic about Global Warming,’ respond to their critics. Continue reading WSJ: Concerned Scientists Reply on Global Warming

The Tulsa World reports: Continue reading Gingrich mocks Obama’s environmental policies

“Burning all the proven reserve between 2012 and 2062, they say, would raise global temperatures by just 0.02 C to 0.05 C.” Continue reading Impact of burning all Alberta’s oilsands negligible, scientists argue

… in New Zealand. Continue reading Fracking dismissed as cause of quakes…

Monbiot is upset that “billionaires and big business” seek to protect themselves from mob rule. Continue reading Monbiot: ‘We need to know who funds these think tank lobbyists’

“In the past year, some companies have spurred talk of a European shale gale.” Continue reading Exxon tempers European shale gas enthusiasm