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 [Realclimate.org] RealClimate » Climate Science: It also provides the background state against which El Niño events take place, and so changes in the Walker circulation should form an intrinsic part of thinking about how global warming will affect El Niño. In a paper that recently appeared in Nature, Vecchi, Soden, Wittenberg, Held, Leetmaa and Harrison present intriguing new results which suggest that there has already been a weakening of the Walker circulation in the past century, and that the observed changes are consistent with those expected as a response to increases in anthropogenic greenhouse gases.

 [Nationalcenter.org] The Global Warming Information Center: "Environmentalists Erroneously Cite Government Pork-Barrel Spending as Evidence of Global Warming," National Policy Analysis #221 explains why the number of disasters declared by presidents is not a reliable indicator of the planet's temperature, as claimed in an environmentalist press conference sponsored by US PIRG in October 1998, by David Ridenour, vice president of The National Center for Public Policy Research - October 1998

 [Climateark.org] Climate Change Blog: There is a growing movement to Ban the Bulb - the phasing out and replacement of still widely used traditional incandescent light bulbs which are 100 years old and grotesquely energy inefficient. Newer compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) (search) cost more initially, but are 2/3 more efficient and in the long term save money, energy and the environment.

[Blog.sciam.com] Are You a Global Warming Skeptic? Part II: BLOG: SciAm Observations: The airing of doubts about global warming that I solicited last week has been remarkable: 169 blog comments (albeit with some repeats) and a number of private emails (including one from a college suitemate and engineering classmate I haven't seen in 18 years). I started the whole discussion because I felt communication on an important scientific issue had broken down, and I figure the best way to make sure we've reconnected the wires is to try and summarize what everyone has been saying.

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