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[Common Sense and Wonder] The Greatest Scientific Hoax Ever Perpetrated: If you believe that liberal bastion of policy wonks and diplomats (and a couple of decent, and many not-so-decent, scientists), the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), we cannot reverse it. The IPCC closed its Fourth Assessment Report’s (AR4) Summary for Policymakers with this: “[B]oth past and future anthropogenic (man-made) carbon dioxide emissions will continue to contribute to global warming and sea level rise for more than a millennium, due to the time scales required for removal of this gas from the atmosphere.” For those of you who do not know, the IPCC is more than just Gore’s co-conspirator in the global warming fraud, they are co-recipients of the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize.
[Comments for Kiwiblog] Comment on Economic Euthanasia by PhilBest: In short, the party that cares the most about this doesn’t really want the scheme we are getting. It is a little unfair to blame the Greens for the bit of the policy that they didn’t want - really Labour and National have forced this bit.
[Johnflower's Weblog] Zizekery on 68: If we ignore this problem of the excluded, all other contradictions will lose their subversive relevance. Ecology will limit itself to a problem of sustainable development, intellectual property to an issue of complex legislation, and biogenetics to a question of ethics.
[Biodiesel] Debate on biofuels heats up the summit: “They want to decontaminate the planet, to combat the global heating, they sign the protocol of Kyoto, and when Brazil offers a non originator of CO2 fuel, they prefer to use one that emits it; that is a contradiction”, he said.
[1read's Weblog] THE WORLD today!: However the regulatory framework Basel II is still a poorly addressed solution due to contradictions and inconsistences in its application around the world. The Federal Reserve and other US banking regulators, worried about financial markets, are also working on stricter rules for credit card issuers, prohibiting unfair practices, such as arbitrarily raising interest rates on outstanding balances.
[Jagadees's Weblog] global warming might force us to fundamentally alter capitalism: James Gustave (Gus) Speth, in The Bridge at the End of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and Crossing from Crisis to Sustainability. Les Leopold, in The Man Who Hated Work and Loved Labor: The Life and Times of Tony Mazzocchi .
[Rants] Moral Cannibal: With such a broad spectrum of contradiction I’m beginning to get why people go crazy! Because the world IS crazy!
[mimblr.com] Fully Flared: The bottom line to me is that blogs are a good thing because its about as close to the true free exchange of ideas and opinions that your going to get. The fact that bloggers dont have the pretension of objectivity one sees in newspapers can be grating when manifested as partisan sniping (as in the piece you describe), but in the long run it creates a readership better able to sort through the muck and come to the right conclusion.
[medicineroom blog - your wellness zone] Genetically Engineered Soy in Brazil Will Kill the Amazon and ...: Hundreds of protesters from Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay convened outside the hotel where the “Sustainable Soy Roundtable” was taking place and denounced the initiative as a farce intended to greenwash massive soybean production that could never be made sustainable.
[Lynn Sweet] Sweet blog: NPR News and Iowa Radio Democratic Dec. 4 Debate ...: environmental quality principles. Give a path to legalization for the people who have been here. You can't send them home willy-nilly. You have to have a way in which our immigration policy resonates with the ...
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