Month: December 2012

“This is a slap in the face for EU climate policy,” said Stuart Haszeldine, professor of CCS at Edinburgh University. Continue reading No winner in EU carbon storage contest

“Indeed, heat exposure during pregnancy hasn’t previously been linked to birth defects: Earlier studies looking at hot tub and sauna use, as well as cooking in a hot kitchen, lack of air conditioning or even exposure to temperatures above 100º Fahrenheit while pregnant have failed to find links to congenital defects.” Continue reading Global warming causes childhood blindness?

There is much concern over rising sea levels and disappearing coastline. Yet how are such changes really measured? Continue reading Sea-level rise data based on shoddy science

California is the place to be — if you want to pay for others’ solar power. Continue reading California solar power cost pass-along: $1.3 billion

Over many years, the BBC’s treatment of climate change issues has been marked by bias, ignorance, credulity and – in the latest episode – unwarranted concealment. Continue reading UK groups calls for investigation of BBC bias against skeptics