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So the IPCC is taking some real heat, and your everyday person on the street is starting to get the picture. I have never been fooled into thinking that "global warming" was what the eco-nuts were concerned about, they forgot about REAL pollution in their rush for grant money and jobs. Face it, without a disaster in the future all the environmentalists had no jobs, except maybe tree hugging. So,
Climbing out of the dark | more | posted February 8th
In Holland, they aren't pleased:Reason for their ire is a flawed statement about sea-levels in the Netherlands. In the IPCC 2007 Report, 55 percent of the Netherlands is reported to lie below sea-level and 65 percent of its GDP would depend on economic activity located in that part of the country.""Following a review by the Dutch Central Statistics Bureau (CBS) it now appears that the IPCC's n
Celestial Junk | more | posted February 5th
The MSM has for years reported, with no amount of alarmist hyperbole, nor wild-eyed sensationalism too over the top, any and every single damned claim of doom and gloom alarmist assertions by global warming zealots, no matter how ridiculous and thoroughly asinine beyond comprehension. From sea levels rising up to twenty feet and swamping billions residing in coastal areas, to attributing every sin
Sort of Political | more | posted January 27th
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On Dec. 8, 2009, 141 scientists signed an open letter to the United Nation Secretary-General stating that the science is anything but settled!"Climate change science is in a period of ‘negative discovery’ - the more we learn about this exceptionally complex and rapidly evolving field the more we realize how little we know. Truly, the science is NOT settled.Therefore, there is no sound reason
Sort of Political | more | posted January 17th
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Now is the time at SDA when we juxtapose! December, 2009... January, 2010... Climate science faces a new controversy after the Met Office denounced research from the Copenhagen summit which suggested that global warming could raise sea levels by 6ft...
small dead animals | more | posted January 10th
Ouch.Copenhagen was the first historical vindication of George W Bush. It was easy for world leaders to pander and grandstand when they could all hide behind the obstinacy of the Texas dummy. Now, without GWB to kick around anymore, they've become him and embraced his policies.Even President Obama - who was to break with 2,500 years of practiced democracy for a new form of democracy that healed
ChuckerCanuck 2.0 | more | posted December 22nd
Leaked document says that an agreement wouldn't do a thing to change global warming....The document is an internal briefing paper drawn up by the UN Framework Committee on Climate Change that is in charge of the talks.It says that even the most ambitious emission reduction targets currently offered by developed and developing countries, including the EU and US, would set the world on course for w
GayandRight | more | posted December 17th
Pope of the religion (cult) of global warming was caught in an unfortunate circumstance during a speech.In his speech, Mr Gore told the conference: “These figures are fresh. Some of the models suggest to Dr [Wieslav] Maslowski that there is a 75 per cent chance that the entire north polar ice cap, during the summer months, could be completely ice-free within five to seven years.”Oops. As Reag
The Strong Conservative | more | posted December 14th
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Best of the Season to all who might come across this little blog, whatever your political disposition.Last evening was our local Bar Association Christmas party, and for the most part it was a very enjoyable event. As I posted in a comment regarding yesterday's post here, I did enjoy the company and conversation of a couple of extremely decent lawyers who happen to be very strong Liberal pa
Searching for Liberty | more | posted December 11th
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Clarity:I am a climate scientist, and it is clear that the evidence that “human activity is prominent [sic] agent in global warming” is NOT overwhelming. The repeated statement that it is does not make it so. Further, even if we accepted the hypothesis, cap-and-trade legislation does not do anything about it.Here are the facts. We have known for years that the Mann hockey stick model was wrong
Celestial Junk | more | posted December 4th
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Ever since I switched sides and became an AGWTB (true believer), things have gone downhill. I was heartened to hear that some icebergs have calved off of Antarctica and one can only hope that sea levels will rise to catastrophic levels, and soon, but....Elizabeth May is debating on climate change next week in Toronto -- and I just may go!The National Post's Peter Foster writes:"Ms. May, co-auth
The way the Ball bounces | more | posted November 25th
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