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Category Archives: Politics
Newsbytes: Climate Sceptics Win Rocks Britain’s Political Landscape
From the GWPF and Dr. Benny Peiser Green Lobby Concerned The UK Independence Party has overtaken the Liberal Democrats as the third party of British politics, Nigel Farage declared today as he made major gains in local elections. As senior … Continue reading
The mental effect of the ’97% consensus’ myth spans politics
But, we all know that 97% consensus talking point is simply based on a handful of actual climate responding to a broad questionnaire combined with some statistical spin to give the desired result. Apparently, that’s good enough for low information … Continue reading
Posted in Consensus, Politics
Tagged Climatic Change, Michigan State University, Scientific consensus
86 Comments
Curry and Lomborg in house committee today – webcast live
UPDATE: Dr. Judith Curry’s transcript of her verbal testimaony is online here: http://judithcurry.com/2013/04/25/congressional-hearing-on-policy-relevant-climate-issues-in-context/ Skeptics outnumber alarmists at House of Representatives session today Subcommittee on Environment Hearing – Policy Relevant Climate Issues in Context Subcommittee on Environment | 2318 Rayburn House … Continue reading
Ridiculous comment of the year – Andrew Cuomo connects climate change and bombing
Oh jeez, the stupid, it burns like thermite. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo connects the Boston terrorist bombing and climate change as the “new normal”:
Posted in Alarmism, Politics, Ridiculae
98 Comments
Fireworks in the EU Parliament over “the pause” in global warming
It seems the debate is getting a bit testy in the land of watercress sandwiches and doilies*. “Man-made global-warming hypothesis is dead in the water” says Godfrey Bloom MEP, but it gets better, he points a finger at the chairman … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
251 Comments
Give the Iron Lady a State Funeral
In deference to our Open Thread on Saturday, Monckton submitted this for WUWT readers. It is insightful and worth a read IMHO – Anthony By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley, courtesy of wnd.com It will be from Heaven that Margaret Thatcher, … Continue reading
A new high resolution look at North Korea, where it is ‘Earth Hour’ every night
We’ve made fun in the past of the lack of basic electrical infrastructure in North Korea, comparing its light footprint from space with the anti human progress Earth Hour, and with good reason – It’s really a dark country in … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Government idiocy, Politics
Tagged Korean Peninsula, North Korea, South Korea, Suomi NPP
49 Comments
Smart messaging needed to avoid pipeline lobbying failure
Alberta premier must not support the climate scare when promoting her province’s hydrocarbon fuel resources in Washington DC this week By Tom Harris Introducing the International Climate Science Coalition video, “Alberta government feeding the fire that threatens to destroy Canada’s … Continue reading
USA meets Kyoto protocol goal – without ever embracing it
New EIA data shows USA inadvertently meets 1997 Kyoto protocol CO2 emission reductions without ever signing on thanks to a stagnant economy. Lowest level of CO2 emissions since 1994. In 2012, a surprising twist and without ever ratifying it, the … Continue reading
Posted in Carbon dioxide, Politics
Tagged Al Gore, Carbon dioxide in Earth's atmosphere, Kyoto Protocol, United States
83 Comments
Almost Friday Funny – rotten to the core
Josh writes: Apologies for the lack of cartoons this month but I have been snowed under (!) with the day job. Even sadder when the Climate Blogosphere has had so much hilarious material on offer. This cartoon was inspired by … Continue reading
Bad Karma? Obama promotes electric cars, but they still fall short
Guest post by Steve Goreham Originally published in The Washington Times Last Friday, President Obama once again pitched electric cars during his presentation at Argonne National Laboratory in Illinois. At one point, he called for an end to gasoline-powered vehicles, … Continue reading
Maryland’s “Wind Powered Welfare”
Guest Post by David Middleton Going Green Offshore Wind Passes in Senate, Gov. O’Malley’s Signature Next The construction of a wind power farm off the coast of Ocean City could begin as early at 2017 By Jessica Wilde, Capital News … Continue reading
Oil Production on Federal Lands Fell Again in 2012 – Climate Progress Blames Geology
Guest post by David Middleton “We produce more oil at home than we have in 15 years.” –President Obama, Feb. 12, 2013 Yes, Mr. President, we do produce more oil at home than we have in quite a long time. … Continue reading
“A [Junk] Scientist’s Misguided Crusade” Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
Guest Post by David Middleton More improper activity from the Million Dollar Bureaucrat… A Scientist’s Misguided Crusade By JOE NOCERA Published: March 4, 2013 Last Friday, at 3:40 p.m., the State Department released its “Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement” for … Continue reading
Keystone Pipeline: Housecats Have More Emissions Impact
Guest post by Steve Goreham Originally published in The Washington Times On Friday, the Department of State released a 2,000-page draft review of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline project. If approved, the pipeline will carry up to 830,000 barrels of … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, petroleum, Politics
Tagged Keystone Pipeline, United States Department of State
69 Comments
Keystone pipeline passes environmental review – ‘little impact on climate’ – ecos outraged
From Tom Nelson: Keystone pipeline passes environmental review: It’s the [CO2-induced] end of the world as the Sierra Club knows it, and I feel fine Keystone XL pipeline would have little impact on climate change, State Department analysis says – … Continue reading
Kenji sniffs out stupid claims by the Union of Concerned Scientists
For those of you who don’t know yet, Kenji is our family dog. Kenji is also a official dues paying member of the Union of Concerned scientists. see: Friday Funny – The newest member of the Union of Concerned Scientists because … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, NGOs, Opinion, Politics, Ridiculae, wind power
Tagged climate change, Kenji, National Science Foundation, Reuters, Union of Concerned Scientists, Wind farm, Wind turbine
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