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[American Madness] Global warming creationism: We should be teaching about how the planet is going changes because of the warming of the climate. The problem with the American discussion of the subject has been out mania about assessing guilt for what is happening.
[American Conservative Daily] Enviro-wackos At Heathrow: A measly four people care about “climate change”, formerly “Global Warming”, formerly “Global Cooling”, formerly “Pffffffft Like, uh pass the joint man!”
[Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed] Canada: Ontario rejects carbon taxes: McGuinty said. "But we're doing something differently here in Ontario that suits our economy and the direction that we're pursuing."
[Liberty Pundit] Are You Ready For The Next Meme?: A few years ago, at the old blog, I noted how odd it was that the enviro-nuts were starting to change their rhetoric, saying “climate change” instead of “global warming”.
[Political Forum] Dare I say it: Global Cooling may be upon us: Scientists quoted in a past DailyTech article link the cooling to reduced solar activity which they claim is a much larger driver of climate change than man-made greenhouse gases. The dramatic cooling seen in just 12 months time seems .
[Blogs For Victory] Global Warming Update: But several weeks of heavy rain and snow preceded the arrival of our group, 10 mountaineering clients and a professional guide from International Mountain Guides, based near Seattle. That made for a freakishly well-fed snow pack and the classic snowy image portrayed on travel posters, the label of the local Kilimanjaro Premium Lager and the T-shirts hawked in Moshi’s tourist bazaars.
[Lookin' Fer Learnin'] Forget global warming: Welcome to the new Ice Age: Last month, Oleg Sorokhtin, a fellow of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, shrugged off manmade climate change as “a drop in the bucket.” Showing that solar activity has entered an inactive phase, Prof.
[Chrisy58's Weblog] Climate Change is Real: To me it doesn’t really matter what is causing Climate Change as much as what are we all doing to do to stop the drastic effects from happening. We know that climate change is real so what are we going to do about it. We shouldn’t be fighting on if Climate change is really happening because everyone should be able to see that it is happening. We should be putting our heads together and trying to find solutions to what we can do to deal with it.
[The Tiger Beat Blog] Climate change: When science meets politics: Reports like those produced by the Intergovernmental Panel are part of the many steps the scientific community takes to understand the theory, uncertainty and future importance of a topic. We as a society do not completely understand the Earth’s climate and climate change, but we do have a considerable amount of information that can be brought to bear in this case.
[Building Design Executive Search Blog] LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS RELEASE CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS: Washington, DC, February 20, 2008 ”” The American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) has released a series of strategic policy recommendations on climate change to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate global warming. ASLA encourages Congress to adopt these strategies, as well as pass the Safe Climate Act and America’s Climate Security Act””actions that will increase energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and protect the natural environment.
[Tricycle Editors' Blog] Global Seed Vault: Unique varieties of the African and Asian food staples maize, rice, wheat, cowpea, and sorghum as well as European and South American varieties of eggplant, lettuce, barley, and potato are the first deposits in the icy vault.
[Climate and energy] news update: the Geological Society of America, the American Geophysical Union, the American Institute of Physics, the American Meteorological Society.
[Publius2012's Weblog] Ch 2: Understanding US Energy Policy: For example, the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) has projected that climate damages will amount to one-hundred fifty billion dollars a year within this decade (with climate impacts costing the global economy about one-hundred fourty-five billion dollars in losses in 2004) and the world’s largest insurer, Munich Reinsurance, estimates losses amounting to three-hundred billion dollars a year within several decades. In 2002 Britain’s biggest insurer projected that, unchecked, climate change could bankrupt the global economy by 2065 (Gelbspan: 2004).
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[Sox First] The findings are important because they show the big gap between US businesses and businesses in other parts of the world over climate change. While four out of 10 businesses globally said concern for the planet was a factor, it only applied to two out of 10 American business owners.