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[The PJ Tatler] The PJ Tatler » Reasons to be a Global Warming Skeptic: The proponents also seem to ignore the CERN results, and they have ignored the fact that the major greenhouse is water vapor and not CO2, that temperature is related to CO2 as a logarithm (so that the same absolute increase in CO2 has less and less of an effect on temperature), and that the human contribution to CO2 is very marginal so that any human effect on the temperature of the earth is extremely marginal. Finally, I think they are avoiding NASA’s recent finding that there is a lot more heat escaping into the atmosphere than previously thought, and that would act to mitigate even further the effect that humans have on the temperature of the earth.

[William M. Briggs] Cosmic Radiation, Clouds, & Global Warming - William M. Briggs: Published by Briggs at 8:46 .That is a long-winded way to say that our climate is, at least in part, regulated by forces completely outside political control.

[Patriot Update] Romney's 'flip-flop' on global warming – Patriot Update: In response to the former Massachusetts governor recently stating that he would not willing to spend trillions of dollars on global-warming research when he does not know whether it is mostly caused by humans, ClimateDepot.com executive editor Marc Morano says it sounds like a flip-flop.

[C3] C3: The Billionaire "Global Warming" Hypocrisy: Romney ...: It's bad enough when we are lectured by the likes of super-hypocrites such as Ted Turner, Richard Branson, Oprah, Bill Gates and etc., but it becomes insufferable when a billionaire candidate for president talks about his "global warming" concerns and then blatantly acts in accordance with his internal compass that is stuck on massive material greed.

[Tory Aardvark] Guardian Tries To Spin Decline In Climate Religion Belief « Tory ...: The Nielsen survey finds that less than half of Americans (48%) are concerned about global warming, compared to 51% in 2009 and 62% in 2007. With 14 point fall in 4 years, one can see why .

[2011 Political Animal] Political Animal - Understanding the nature of 'anti-science' criticism: The focus of this particular discussion has rightly been on such scientific topics as biology and climatology, but even though I hesitate (rather, resist kicking and screaming) calling economics a science, the only reason more aren't calling GOPers on their blatantly anti-empirical and illogical economic ideas, is that most economists seem to share this faith-based approach to their disciplines.

[The perpetual view's Blog] Media Prepare Russian Treaty Trap for ... - The perpetual view's Blog: The Christian Science Monitor piece is an indication that the media support the “treaty trap” option favoring the Russians and not the building of any new icebreakers to counter the Russian advantage. “Among other things,” the publication noted, “Moscow plans to build at least six more icebreakers and spend $33 billion to construct a year-round port on the Arctic shores.”

[Climate Realists] John Coleman: Global Warming Blog (April 2011) | Climate Realists: According to Al Gore and the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Global Warming with all its dire consequences is the result of the increase of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in the atmosphere from the burning of fossil fuels to power our automobiles and airplanes, our electric power generating plants and our factories. How much do you know about CO2?

[JunkScience Sidebar] Dioxycarbophobes attack scientists and GOP finally begins moves to ...: IPCC Censorship: Jean-Pascal van Ypersele, a Vice-Chair (Vice President) of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, objected to Fred Singer participating in a seminar on global warming / climate change that was to be held at SEII Foundation Universitaire in Brussels. A google translation of part of the letter van Ypersele sent follows:

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