ExxonMobil CEO: No carbon tax

Good, no carbon tax would accomplish anything, anyway. Continue reading ExxonMobil CEO: No carbon tax

EPA confirmation delay raises questions about U.S. carbon rules

Reuters reports: Continue reading EPA confirmation delay raises questions about U.S. carbon rules

WaPo Admits: ‘Global warming appears to have slowed lately’

But the WaPo frets that the oceans may burp up the warming they ate. Continue reading WaPo Admits: ‘Global warming appears to have slowed lately’

Confused: Calif. regulators claim diesel rules reduce global warming — even though their own study says opposite

From “ARB claims diesel engine controls reducing climate change impact in California”: Continue reading Confused: Calif. regulators claim diesel rules reduce global warming — even though their own study says opposite

Meet the little nobody from Texas with big power at EPA

Ron Arnold writes at the Washington Examiner: Continue reading Meet the little nobody from Texas with big power at EPA

UK warmist suggests 50 MPH highway/20 MPH city speed limit to slow global warming

I can’t drive 55… much less 50. Continue reading UK warmist suggests 50 MPH highway/20 MPH city speed limit to slow global warming

Bonn failure endangers 2015 climate agreement goal

“The collapse of one track of climate talks in Bonn has set back negotiations between developed and emerging nations by six months and agreement on a new global pact by 2015 is now at risk, a Bangladeshi official said.” Continue reading Bonn failure endangers 2015 climate agreement goal

Cell phone scare for men: Don’t hold your phone with your private parts

Salon interviews cell phone scaremonger Devra Davis: Continue reading Cell phone scare for men: Don’t hold your phone with your private parts

‘Artist’ to live inside floating wooden egg of a year to raise global warming awareness

A padded room will be next. Continue reading ‘Artist’ to live inside floating wooden egg of a year to raise global warming awareness

Enviros Admit: EPA sue-settle practice circumvents Congress

Of course under the Constitution, EPA is only supposed to administer national policy — not make it, especially in closed door/secret deals. Continue reading Enviros Admit: EPA sue-settle practice circumvents Congress

Delingpole: 12 good reasons to scrap the (UK) Met Office

No. 1 — “The Met Office’s temperature forecasts issued in 12 out of the last 13 years have been too warm. None of the forecasts issued ended up too cold. That makes the errors systemic and significant.” Continue reading Delingpole: 12 good reasons to scrap the (UK) Met Office

Russia: UN climate consensus process ‘is very sick’

Reuters reports: Continue reading Russia: UN climate consensus process ‘is very sick’