Month: March 2012

“Taxpayers need some representation here. They didn’t really get it.” Continue reading Green Firms Get Fed Cash, Give Execs Bonuses, Fail

But where is the news article on Kerry Emanuel? Continue reading Deniergate Fallout: Professor details role as climate consultant

“The decision highlights one of the many ways that government is allowed to break the law.” Continue reading Fitzgibbons: What the Cuccinelli Climategate case really means

“Not a winning formula going forward.” Continue reading Wind-power companies lose luster with investors

“I’ve come up with a list of at least ten different reasons that people are confused about climate science. It’s different for each person,” says Texas Tech University climate scientist Katherine Hayhoe.” Continue reading Goddard: Hayhoe On Climate Confusion

Taxpayer money goes to alarmist Heidi Cullen so that she can “create places” where skeptics can be converted without “marginalizing” them. Continue reading Feds, Cullen try ‘counseling’ skeptic weathermen

Shuttering all the world’s coal plants wouldn’t do much. Continue reading Study: Eliminating Coal-Fired Power is Worth 0.2 Degrees in 100 Years

The driving fore behind GM’s Volt says: “I bought a house in the Keys. Its supposed to be under water – three years ago.” Continue reading Bob Lutz: Global Warming is a crock of $#%!

“If it’s mineralized within a human lifetime, then we know we are on a successful pathway.” Continue reading Iceland storage project turns CO2 into stone