The brighter side of $115 a barrel crude
Posted on April 16, 2008 in What is global warming
While George Bush attempts to distract the U.S. from doing anything substantive on climate change, an interesting thing is happening in Europe -- the price of carbon emission permits [EUAs] has hit a ten-month high. The reason: high oil and gas prices. The EU ETS is dominated by power utilities, which must hold EUA permits for every ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted when burning fuel to generate power. Most fossil fuel generators burn either coal or gas. When the price of gas rises, it mak The Deniers? The World Renowned Scientist Who Got Al Gore Started "My own personal belief is that we should wait another 10 or 20 years to really be convinced that the greenhouse effect is going to be important for human beings, in both positive and negative ways." Roger Revelle, in a letter to then Congressman Jim Bates, July 14, 1988 Among the not-very-credible denials of climate change risk, one of Lawrence Solomon's most offensive is his attack on the memory and work of Dr. Roger Revelle. Solomon, author of The Deniers: The world-renowned scientists who s
Video: Harry Reid - Global warming caused the California fires
Posted on April 16, 2008 in What causes global warming
Unbelievable! Harry Reid has taken the tragedy that is the California fires, and has turned it into a political game. The fires are still burning and Reid is already using it for what he thinks will be political gain. The left wing in this country is getting more and more dangerous. These people will do or say anything....more The Denial Machine: Cigarettes & Cancer Now It’s Global Warming A rhetorical firestorm has engulfed the debate about global warming, pitting science against spin. The same scientists for hire who denied that cigarettes caused cancer are back claiming to be experts in climatology and denying what climatologists around the world who have spent their whole lives studying the problems have already agreed upon.
The best of Youtube: Earth Hour
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Causes of global warming
sadly theres nothing we can do since 80 percent of global warming is caused by the government and by factories which we dont own, and millions of people can change, but we cant change the world in a dramatic turn like everybody says we can, we need to start making a diference one by one, but as i said, first we need to change the top rank people... Are Cosmic Rays the Cause of Global Warming? Global warming skeptics have consistently argued that climate change is mostly due to cosmic rays and has little to do with the rise in man-made greenhouse gases around the world. But, how much weight does this theory hold?
Water Car Run on WATER+Fuel !
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming
Want To Know How to Run Your Car on WATER as FUEL, Laugh At Rising Gas Costs, While Reducing Emissions Preventing Global Warming? Generate Free Energy: BOOST the EFFICIENCY of your poorly designed engine!Convert Your Car/Truck to BURN WATER as well as Gasoline--Double Your Mileage! BBC, the UN, & climate bullying, world is cooling since 1998 Climate Police in rush to suppress the truth! UN agrees, the world has been cooling since 1998, 'experts' predict warming to start 'real soon now'..... Global Warming industry pile in to suppress the inconvenient truth.
The World's Growing Food-Price Crisis
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming
The environmentalists are ruining the world. Global warming hysteria has promoted bio fuels and food is being converted to fuel as a result. Moreover, the new fashion of eating so called "bio foods" in Europe (foods produced without fertilizer or pesticide - another aspect of environmentalism) has lead to lower yields and scarcity of foods. Sporting Groups And The Global Warming Front A new assessment of the threat to fish and wildlife habitat has hunters and anglers calling for action.
Bush Refuses to Lead; WWF Looks to Presidential Candidates for Leadership on Climate Change (Centre Daily Times)
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
Officials at the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) today expressed doubt that President Bush's Rose Garden speech today will offer any hope for meaningful action on climate change before the end of his term and called on his would-be successors to demonstrate leadership on the issue, specifically urging them to participate in a debate on climate change and other science and environmental issues. Texas A&M professor tracks climate change (KRIS-TV Corpus Christi) COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Texas A and M University professor Frank Hons has studied climate change for 15 years, long before celebrities jumped on the green movement.
World’s Oldest Living Tree Discovered In Sweden
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
The world’s oldest recorded tree is a 9,550 year old spruce in the Dalarna province of Sweden. The spruce tree has shown to be a tenacious survivor that has endured by growing between erect trees and smaller bushes in pace with the dramatic climate changes over time. For many years the spruce tree has been regarded as a relative newcomer in the Swedish mountain region. “Our results have shown the complete opposite, that the spruce is one of the oldest known trees in the mountain range,” says Global Warming:Experts’ Opinions vs Scientific Forecasts Sept. 18, 1924 MacMillan Reports Signs of New Ice Age March 27, 1933 America in Longest Warm Spell Since 1776 May 21, 1974 Scientists Ponder Why World’s Climate Is Changing: A Major Cooling Widely Considered to be Inevitable
Bush to Give Rose Garden Speech on Climate Change
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
The NYTimes' Andy Revkin takes the optimistic view that he may be seeking a climate legacy. Treehugger, on the other hand, summarizes Bush's new plan as "watch me pretend to care." As Hunger Rises, Chew on This The prices of the world’s three main grains — corn, rice and wheat — more than doubled last year. The causes include poor harvests linked to climate change, diversion of cropland to biofuels, population increases, rising meat consumption, emerging diseases and soaring fuel prices.
Focus: Hunger. Strikes. Riots. The food crisis bites
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
Across the world a crisis is unfolding at alarming speed. Climate change, China's increasing consumption and the dash for biofuels are causing food shortages and rocketing prices - sparking riots in cities from the Caribbean to the Far East. Biofuels: a blueprint for the future? Our cars and other forms of transport are the third-largest source of carbon dioxide emissions in the UK and the only one likely to have increased by 2020. Any serious attempt to tackle climate change requires us to dramatically step up our efforts to reduce these emissions.
Bush Unveils 'Realistic' Climate Strategy in Rose Garden Spe
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
President Bush proposes new targets for curtailing nation's greenhouse gas emissions in an attempt to short-circuit what aides call a potential regulatory 'train wreck' if Congress doesn't act on climate change.Although Bush has in the past shown some common sense, He has now become certifiably Insane by condoning this global warming nonsense. President Calls for Flat U.S. Greenhouse Emissions by 2025 President Bush, in a Rose Garden speech on climate change, challenged the world’s biggest (and most polluting) countries to immediately end trade barriers on energy-related technology, beef up a fund to help bring less-polluting energy options to poor countries, and commit to curbing their greenhouse-gas emissions.
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HBO to screen An Inconvenient Truth on Earth Day - Indiantelevision.com
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
HBO to screen An Inconvenient Truth on Earth Day Indiantelevision.com, India - 9 hours ago The documentary follows a keynote presentation that Gore makes and also tells about what the future could be like with the climate changes . ... UN Panel Urges Changes to Feed Poor While Saving Environment - New York Times Aljazeera.net UN Panel Urges Changes to Feed Poor While Saving Environment New York Times, United States - 21 hours ago “Modern agriculture will have to change radically if the international community wants to cope with growing populations and climate change, while avoiding ... Unesco calls for agriculture reform Aljazeera.net all 50 news articles
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If We Are Wrong About Climate Change,They Starve
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
Al Gore, and anyone who supports him, has blood on their hands. Global Warming Insanity: Food for a Year or One Tank of Fuel Biofuel is not the answer for the political movement that is "climate change," as it is leading to food riots around the world.
What's Old, What's New in Bush's Climate Strategy (NPR)
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
In his first major speech on climate, President Bush named a goal of halting the growth of greenhouse gas emissions by 2025. He also reiterated his belief that new technology will solve the problem of climate change. Citizen Journalism Award: Adapting to Climate Change Floating gardens, duck rearing, unusual flooding... OneWorld's inaugural citizen journalism contest surfaced this interesting story from Bangladesh about how local farmers are adapting to climate changes.
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UN - Climate change will take heavy toll on human health - African Energy News Review
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Climate changes
UN - Climate change will take heavy toll on human health African Energy News Review, South Africa - 1 hour ago ... solely to climate change but they are the types of challenges we expect to become more frequent and intense with climate changes ,” she stated. ... Bangladeshi Farmers Adapt to Climate Changes - OneWorld US Bangladeshi Farmers Adapt to Climate Changes OneWorld US, DC - 8 hours ago Along with development challenges, preparing for and adapting to climate changes has been added to the burden of the rural poor. The people of Vobodaho and ...
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The Global Warming Delusion
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming myth
Here are a few fun facts about the warming myth. #1. No atmospheric hotspots now NASA CONFIRMED! #2. Global average temperatures haven't Your View: Global Warming Global Warming seems to be in the main stream media every day now. Despite the threats of melting ice shelves resulting in mass flooding, and temperatures that will destroy the earth environment as we know it, the BBC reports that we have had 10 years of cooling. Despite this, the debate rages. No one can dispute that Global Warming has produced a worldwide market for scientists and apologists that will lose a lot of money if Global Warming is found to not be true; the question is: is Global Wa
Anthropogenic Global Warming Hoax Heats Up
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming myth
There has been NO notable variation in global temperatures for the past ten years.This is an inconvenient truth for the vast edifice being built atop the myth that human related carbon dioxide has exceeded some imagined tipping point, turning the world into a deadly hotbox. Biofuels: Achilles Heel of Global Warming As the myth around global warming begins to unravel and Operation Desperation sets in, it’s important for the public to know why biofuels aren’t the answer to solving global warming.
Most Huggable: Global Warming And Grub, Frozen Smoke, Green Grapes + More
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming myth
The UN World Food Program and IPCC report a link between climate change and growling tummies. A mad Malaysian scientist unearths a potentially cheap and green insulation alternative. The U.S. welcomes its first carbon neutral winery. Biodiesel myth #23 is de-bunked. Most Huggable is a regular roundup of some of Hugg's top green news stories. Why not submit your own green news?... Now Is The Time To Act Like Fighting Global Warming Either Al Gore's big-media campaign is bearing fruit, or the Republicans have sensed that triangulating on global warming makes sense, or John McCain needs some help with younger people, but whatever the reason, the President has decided on a legacy. President Bush is poised to change course and announce as early as this week that he wants Congress to pass a bill to combat global warming, and will lay out principles for what that should include. Specifics of the policy are still being fiercely
B-R-r-r! Where did Global Warming go?
Posted on April 16, 2008 in Global warming myth
Another great article the helps dispell the myth that is Man-made Global Warming. EXCERPT: THE STARK headline appeared just over a year ago. "2007 to be 'warmest on record,' " BBC News reported on Jan. 4, 2007. Citing experts in the British government's Meteorological Office, the story announced that "the world is lik Myths of global warming A brief list of arguments that each refute the notion that the community should be scared by the idea of global warming. (Try reading before you pass judgment)
Climate change brings health risks (AP via Yahoo! News)
Posted on April 09, 2008 in Climate changes
A top government health official said Wednesday that change is expected to have a significant impact on health in the next few decades, with certain regions of the country — and the elderly and children — most vulnerable to increased health problems. Nobel Prize-Winning Climate Change Panel Hailed (Scoop.co.nz) 9 April 2008 - The head of the lead United Nations agency on weather, climate and water has lauded the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), whose Nobel Prize-winning efforts have helped the world better understand the impact of global warming on the planet. Dream Reborn: Green Jobs for All This past weekend, April 4-6, thousands of people descended on Memphis, Tennessee, to celebrate the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King 40 years after his assassination. Civil rights leaders, community activists, faith and non-profit leaders were at the Dream Reborn conference to honor Dr. King in particular by sharing their dreams for economic justice in a new, green economy. Participants at the first-ever event recognized the urgent need to transition away from polluting industries that h Coal power or no power Six Environmental groups, Environmental Defense Fund, Friends of the Earth US, National Wildlife Federation, Bretton Woods Project and the International Accountability Project are fighting the World bank to stop providing a subsidy for the construction of the Tata Mundra coal plant which will provide electricity to 16 million people in 5 states in western and northern India. The IFC says that the Tata Mundra Project (PPT) will have amongst the lowest GHG emission rates globally - lower by 40
Global warming birdbrains
Posted on April 09, 2008 in Climate changes
Global warming is not pushing the robin to extinction. Au contraire: It’s expanding the robin’s range northward, into places where it's never been seen. Robins are venturing so far north that they’ve even been sighted in the Inuit territory of northern Canada, where, Sen. John McCain tells us, there isn’t even a word for the birds. Gee, thanks for the reminder of my candidate's position on this scam. I feel all warm and tingly and shit. The lack of due diligence on the subject of climate Vanishing polar ice talk to be Webcast live, April 10 NASA scientist Waleed Abdalati, one of the world's pre-eminent experts on the study of global climate change, will present "Dramatic Changes in Earth's Polar Ice: Are We Waking Sleeping Giants?" at 7:30 p.m., April 10, at t 23 Vote(s) Global Warming: A hoax or a reality? Global Warming: A hoax or a reality? Published by brightfeather under Blogging, Climate Change, Conscious Living, Environment, Global Warming, Internet Relationships, Rants and Opinions, Relationships When I gave up being an environmental/political blogger I did so to protect and preserve my own sanity and dignity. The stress of dealing with the lunatic fringe commenting on my blog posts proved to be too much for me. My alter ego arose in her full almost flaming glory. Yes, the warrior pr UN calls for change in farming practices as food riots continue As food prices around the world continue to soar, a United Nations report released today says that industrial agricultural practices are exhausting land and water resources, destroying diversity and hurting poor people. The report’s authors recommend that agricultural science place greater emphasis on safeguarding natural resources and on ‘agro-ecological’ practices, including the use of natural fertilizers, traditional seeds and intensified natural practices, and reducing the distance between