“This most recent finding completely explains the inability of the modelers to narrow the range of possible climate sensitivities despite thirty years of modeling,” says Willis Eschenbach. Continue reading Climate Sensitivity Deconstructed
Month: June 2013
Harvard economist on climate sensitivity to CO2: ‘It is critical to recognize that every link of this chain is full of deep uncertainty that makes it very difficult to answer the question: by how much?’
Airlines agree on strategy to thwart climate regulation
The International Air Transport Association Ask is asking for a global, market-based standard to reduce airline CO2 emissions — the perfect strategy for ensuring nothing gets done while looking proactive. Continue reading Airlines agree on strategy to thwart climate regulation
Ben & Jerry’s vows to stop using GMO ingredients in North America by next year
JunkScience looks forward to debunking this — like we did with Ben & Jerry’s dioxin activism. Continue reading Ben & Jerry’s vows to stop using GMO ingredients in North America by next year
EU Luddites, Protectionists Win: Monsanto to stop GMO activities in Europe
“Monsanto Co is not pushing for expansion of genetically modified crops in most of Europe as opposition to its biotech seeds in many countries remains high, company officials said on Friday.” Continue reading EU Luddites, Protectionists Win: Monsanto to stop GMO activities in Europe
UK Minister Ed Davey accuses skeptics of denying that climate changes
False, Ed. Skeptics agree that climate is always changing, just not in the way that the warmists claim it is. Continue reading UK Minister Ed Davey accuses skeptics of denying that climate changes
Lawyers: Not a good week for private climate change litigation
Two cases got flushed last week. Continue reading Lawyers: Not a good week for private climate change litigation
Air Scare Debunked: Still no deaths reported from Chinese air pollution
The enviros claim 1,000 deaths per day. Show us a body!!–more–>
From the U.S. China Institute:
ON AN AVERAGE DAY IN CHINA outdoor air pollution causes the premature death of roughly 1,000 people. This is the conservative estimate of World Bank researchers utilizing surveys collected by Chinese government agencies and scholars. A number of news organizations reported that an internal World Bank report put the number who die prematurely each year at 350,000 to 400,000. The World Bank’s preliminary report states that air pollution costs the average Chinese urbanite 18 years of life. In 1997, the World Bank estimated 50,000 Chinese died prematurely each year due to air pollution.
But there are still no reports of deaths from air pollution in China since Steve Milloy wrote this op-ed in January.
Read “Show Us the Bodies, EPA.”
Warmist: ‘Obama is the last president who will have an opportunity to deflect a first-class disaster’
All talk and no action so far, says NRDC founding trustee George Woodell. Continue reading Warmist: ‘Obama is the last president who will have an opportunity to deflect a first-class disaster’
Life-Imitates-Fiction Quiz: EPA: M*A*S*H as Richard Windsor:?
EPA invented and honored Ricard Windsor. On the first season of the TV show M*A*S*H, Hawkeye and Trapper John invented and honored what fictional character? Continue reading Life-Imitates-Fiction Quiz: EPA: M*A*S*H as Richard Windsor:?
EPA Honors Fake Employee
“Richard Windsor, we have learned, was also an employee of significant achievement. Documents released by the agency in response to a Freedom of Information Act request reveal that, for three years, the EPA certified Windsor as a ‘scholar of ethical behavior.'” Continue reading EPA Honors Fake Employee
Rep. Don Young: How the EPA skirts transparency
“Sue and settle” is perhaps the most devious way in which agencies make sweeping policy changes, while keeping Congress and the American people in the dark. Continue reading Rep. Don Young: How the EPA skirts transparency