Month: January 2016

Was the 9% CO2 rise also “anecdotic”? Continue reading Nature study acknowledges pause, writes it off as anecdotal

Not sure why anyone would think otherwise. Continue reading Arabs not going fossil-free anytime soon

As between the conquistadors vs. Maunder Minimum, I’m going with the big yellow thing in the sky rather than a few thousand Spaniards. Continue reading Did Spain’s US conquest trigger a ‘little ice age’?

Not really. The Interior Dept will go through the motions of a review but will not make any decisions. What’s the ‘test’? How bogus can government be? Continue reading Major Mine Expansions in West Test Moratorium on Coal Sales

“Real people are hurting…” vs. Pretending to stop weather. Continue reading States Seek Court Delay in Enforcement of Clean Power Plan

Because warmist Stefan Rahmstorf “suggested” it. Continue reading Claim: US East coast snowstorms linked to slowdown of Atlantic current

“Of course the practitioners will say theirs is a nonviolent method. But that’s little comfort when eco-terrorists have a record of committing serious — and sometimes deadly — crimes.” Continue reading Murder: An Acceptable Means For Fighting Global Warming?

“Trudeau outlined the plan Tuesday with reporters, saying it’s not his job to be a cheerleader for the projects.” Continue reading Canada to consider climate change in future pipeline approvals

Will believe it when I see it. Continue reading Vietnam to phase out coal, invest in gas and renewables

Why the Green Climate Fund is destined to fail in slowing emissions and improving climate resilience. Continue reading Green Climate Fund Follies