Daily Archives: March 10, 2009

Carbon Cap and Trade in Trouble?

Guest post by Steven Goddard The Senate Budget Committee chairman said today : Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) said he has spoken to enough colleagues about several different provisions in the budget to make him think Congress won’t pass it. Conrad … Continue reading

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Heavy: Global warming linked to gravity

[insert your own caption here] Vancouver Sun/Reuters January 13, 2009 ANTARCTICA — Sea levels will rise at varying rates around the world because of a quirk of the earth’s gravity linked to global warming, a leading glaciologist said. “Everyone thinks … Continue reading

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ICCC conference Day 3

I missed a good portion of the Wednesday session, so I’ll let Bob Carter describe it. -Anthony Heartland-2: session three by Bob Carter March 11, 2009 John Sunumu: Nature will respond to climate change in the future in a self-stabilising … Continue reading

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Here it comes

From Yahoo News h/t to Adolfo Giurfa EPA for the first time looks to mandate reporting of the gases linked to global warming WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government wants to require companies for the first time to disclose how … Continue reading

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River ice in Alaska: “pretty good proxy for climate change in the 20th century”

From Physics Today News Picks: Wall Street Journal: Every winter since 1917, people in Nenana, a village 55 miles southwest of Fairbanks, have wagered on the exact moment that the ice breaks up on the nearby Tanana River. For the … Continue reading

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The Great Lakes and Global Warming

Our recent story about the freeze over on Lake Superior prompted a lot of discussion. Steven Goddard has submitted this article on the Great Lakes for consideration. – Anthony Guest post by Steven Goddard A favorite AGW talking point has … Continue reading

Posted in climate_change | 75 Comments