Month: March 2013

“Still, I blame the storm more than I blame the computer models. The models are pretty good. It’s Nature that messed this up.” Continue reading WaPo on Snowquester Bust: ‘It’s Nature that messed this up’

From the Center for American Progress. Maybe Juliet Eilperin will figure a way to flack for this on her new White House beat. Continue reading New Green Slogan: ’40×35 — A Zero-Carbon Energy Target for the World’s Largest Economies’

Hopdefully, that will be combine with declining Obama-ism to restart our economy. Continue reading Exxon: New oil/gas production will add 2-3% annually to GDP by end of decade

“Women are likely to be worse affected by natural disasters.” Continue reading UN Climate Chief: ‘Climate change vulnerability has a woman’s face’

The hockey stick is extended back 11,300 years. Now it looks likes a vacuum cleaner. Lame-o reconstruction is still junk science. Continue reading New study extends hockey stick back 11,300 years

“The death of the Venezuelan president opens the door for a policy debate on a critical issue for Venezuela and the world’s security: climate change.” How about a policy debate on freedom? Continue reading Greens: With Chavez dead, Venezuela should go low-carbon for climate

But in 100 years, mean global temperature will be X-degrees higher? Continue reading Snowquester Recap: 6-10 inches predicted for DC in the morning; Actual accumulation by evening about 1 inch

What would William Wallace do to warmists? Continue reading Global Warming Fears to Wreck Scotland’s Hopes for Independence?

“Shipping oil by rail is two to three times more costly than by pipeline and can reach as high as $15 a barrel for some distances, said Monaco of Calgary-based Enbridge.” Continue reading Report: Extent of Tar Sands Development Hinges on Keystone XL