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[Greenpeace UK RSS] "Well, that was dramatic" - watching our activists from the ship ...: We each have our own opinion but to suggest that yours is right and others wrong is a tad bit arrogant and disrespectful to others that dont hold you belief. In a world where many people have many opinions we need to stop putting ourselves on a pedastal thinking that we are the ones that a right and everyone else is wrong.

[Climate Progress] George Shultz challenges CA to lead on clean energy, defeat ...: that reducing greenhouse gases is what’s causing high unemployment in California. It also effectively would suspend the program for many years, as CA unemployment is historically rarely below 5.5%, and economists are in general agreement that national unemployment will drop only slowly in the coming years.

[The Punch] Political limbo: hung for lack of climate vision | Article | The Punch: Now hunt down some journals on Antarctic ice drilling, and look particularly for the section about carbon levels. If you can find a period in known climate history where carbon levels rose so dramatically in a hundred year period without a supervolcano going off to assist the rate of increase, then it might be possible that the rate of temperature increase is perfectly normal.

[Walter Russell Mead's Blog] The Greening of Godzilla - Walter Russell Mead's Blog - The ...: The case environmentalists used to make was that modern science was too crude and too incomplete to take into account the myriad features that could turn a giant hydroelectric dam from a blessing into a curse.  Yes, the dam would generate power — for a while.  But green critics would note that the dam had side effects: silt would back up in the reservoir, soil downstream would be impoverished, parasites and malaria bearing mosquitoes would flourish in the still waters and so on and so forth.  Meanwhile the destruction of wetlands and river bottoms imposed enormous costs to wildlife diversity and the productivity of river systems.  Salmon runs would disappear.  Often, the development associated with hydroelectric dams led to deforestation, offsetting gains in flood control.

[Climate Progress] Energy and Global Warming News for August 6th: Climate change ...: Relying upon geoengineering to solve the global warming problem is sort of like choosing to rely upon dialysis to solve the drinking-until-your-kidneys-die problem. Dialysis is wonderful from a technological standpoint but mighty unpleasant from a human standpoint and those who rely upon it live in a perpetual state of near death.

[William M. Briggs] William M. Briggs, Statistician » Global Warming Set To Song ...: Ever flow I know you will, Lasting for 100 genera””aaaaaa””tions. All of the bread we eat, All of our farming, Will there be any meat? The world is warming. Our streams are full of tires, Our trees are burning. In wild forest fires. .... Being kind and giving constructive criticisms are the right things to do, will enable you to come out a winner in ways you might not realize and, believe it or not, will give you a more peaceful mind (ha, think about all my annoying ...

[Watts Up With That?] Global warming is making monster marmots | Watts Up With That?: Nature also published most of the crap biology by Pounds blaming the frog deaths on global warming with “99% certainty”, despite abundant proof of introduced Chytrid fungus which is activated at cooler temperatures. Nature’s advocacy science has corrupted good science.

[Yale Environment 360] In the Fight to Save Forests, Activists Target Corporations by ...: The palm oil industry, which has consumed vast tracts of forest, is legendary for its greenwashing efforts. companies continued to buy from APP until consumer-oriented campaigns led by the Rainforest Action Network, Forest Ethics, and WWF, among others, accelerated a few years ago.

[the Air Vent] Solving a Solution « the Air Vent: The measured warming of the last century, abut 0.8C, even if 100% is assigned to GHG warming, is woefully short of the expected rise, and it is a little nuts to suggest that 100% of the measured warming is due to GHG’s, since at least 25% of the warming took place before there was much GHG forcing. This glaring discrepancy is currently hand-waved away by claiming vast (but not confirmed by measurement) heat accumulation in the ocean and vast (but not confirmed by measurement) aerosol effects.

[Jackson Forest Forum] Logging Returns to Jackson Forest | Jackson Forest Forum: They are trying to force us to accept a plan that is very bad for Jackson State Forest in some ways, and is unenlightened in other ways, for not following up on some of the very good ideas for modern forest management, like the development of additional forest resources. Once again, they seem to be too concerned with logging, and forcing that down our throats, and are not developing some of the other ideas that are being directed for them to develop, like education, research, recreation and restoration.

[the Cult of the Carbon Cow] the Cult of the Carbon Cow » Blog Archive » Naturally Occuring ...: there was a reddish haze, partially covering the sun, and there were dark, menacing clouds on the horizon. Alternatively, we are deliberately being marketed a product, the product being “man made global warming is real and detrimental, listen to us”.

[Global Warming: Man or Myth?] Climate Change: The Coming Crisis « Global Warming: Man or Myth?: On the rare occasion they have wandered out of their elitist offices and plush office chairs and wait for their eyes to adjust to natural light, they get their clocks cleaned in the debate arena. I could be wrong with my numbers, feel free to correct me if i’m wrong, ( I know you will) but to my best accounting there has been less than a dozen serious debates between real skeptics and the alarmist side and on each debate there was a royal trouncing.

[BraveNewClimate] Climate change basics III - environmental impacts and tipping ...: Peter Lang: You are right Peter and you and I know and so do many others contributing to this blog that nuclear power needs to increase worldwide and as quickly as possible [20 years to get to say 35% nuclear] if we are going to reduce carbon dioxide emissions to an acceptable level within the short time we would appear to have. We need to stop burning coal for electricity if for no other reason than the toxic muck spewed out has killed and continues to kill tens of thousands around the world every year.

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