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Day: December 10, 2015
No Richard Gere, Tibet is not warming 3 times faster than the rest of the world
The trend is actually negative since the Industrial Revolution. Continue reading No Richard Gere, Tibet is not warming 3 times faster than the rest of the world
Kerry admits futility of US CO2 cuts in Paris speech
“Steve Milloy of Junkscience.com and Breitbart calls it, ’40 seconds that should turn the global warming world upside down.'” Continue reading Kerry admits futility of US CO2 cuts in Paris speech
Mr. Steyn Goes to Washington
Mark Steyn recounts his triumphal Senate appearance at Ted Cruz’s climate hearing. Continue reading Mr. Steyn Goes to Washington
Han Solo: Global warming to cause human extinction
“Nature doesn’t need people.” Continue reading Han Solo: Global warming to cause human extinction
EU says China is blocking plans to update carbon pollution targets every 5 years
“Without the five-year cycles, the agreement is meaningless.” Continue reading EU says China is blocking plans to update carbon pollution targets every 5 years
‘It’s a Chinook’: Albertans poke fun at Leo DiCaprio’s climate change comments
“It was scary,” said DiCaprio in Variety. “I’ve never experienced something so firsthand that was so dramatic.” Continue reading ‘It’s a Chinook’: Albertans poke fun at Leo DiCaprio’s climate change comments
India: Massive emissions cuts are ‘not happening’
“Some delegates pushing for a stronger agreement are privately voicing concerns that the 1.5C goal might end up being traded off in exchange for India and China supporting five-yearly pledging updates.” Continue reading India: Massive emissions cuts are ‘not happening’
Why the Paris climate deal will fail
“China, the leader of the developing world, has never budged from its position it will not accept binding targets to cut its emissions imposed by the UN, the U.S. or anyone else.” Continue reading Why the Paris climate deal will fail
COP21: Paris summit may enter new phase to clinch agreement
Common ploy by hosts in the past has been to crack the final, critical issues in smaller groups of as few as five of the most relevant, affected or powerful countries. Continue reading COP21: Paris summit may enter new phase to clinch agreement
For Indians, Smog and Poverty Are Higher Priorities Than Talks in Paris
“Raising a vast population out of poverty remains the national priority.” Continue reading For Indians, Smog and Poverty Are Higher Priorities Than Talks in Paris
As U.S. and Europe Pass the Hat at Climate Talks, China Clings to Developing-Nation Status
Hundreds of millions of people in China are still very poor. Continue reading As U.S. and Europe Pass the Hat at Climate Talks, China Clings to Developing-Nation Status