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Category Archives: politics
Kenji gets mail, but where’s the science?
As many WUWT readers know, my dog, Kenji Watts, is an actual member of the Union of Concerned Scientists. He’s got papers to prove it. This of course is proof that all you need is a valid credit card to … Continue reading
UK embraces centralized energy planning policy
New Energy Bill Is A Disaster Press Release from The Global Warming Policy Foundation London, 23 May: With the publication of its draft Energy Bill, the government has announced its intention to reverse the course of energy deregulation. The Global … Continue reading
Energy and Economic Crises SOLVED!
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach This story is from the “you can’t make this stuff up” file. Some of our British cousins have figured out a way to solve it all. They have set up the One Million Jobs Caravan, … Continue reading
How Green Was My Bankruptcy?
Guest Post by David Middleton My apologies to the memories of the late Richard Llewellyn and late John Ford; but I just had to borrow their title for this post. This paragraph from a 2010 Telegraph article really says it … Continue reading
Consensus Argument Proves Climate Science Is Political.
UPDATE: I’ve added a video at the end that speaks to the consensus thinking. Marc Morano’s arguments leaves the Australian Youth Climate Coalition’s Anna Rose speechless. – Anthony Guest post by Dr. Tim Ball Claims of a consensus was an … Continue reading
Global Warming: Science or Politics?
Here is a good example of a warmist really wanting to push social control and using global warming as the excuse. Story submitted by John Kehr The Inconvenient Skeptic I will gladly discuss the science of global warming with anyone. … Continue reading
Posted in global warming, politics
Tagged Free Market, global warming, Naomi Klein, socialism
157 Comments
Michael Mann on “Inside Story”
Tom Nelson points out that Michael Mann’s sabbatical gives him time to take a break from his sober, objective, apolitical, just-the-facts, hard-science-only work to discuss the environmentalist movement on: Seems rather ho-hum until you look up what network “Inside Story” … Continue reading
Facts about the “Forecast the Facts” campaign – they’re just another paid mouthpiece of the Center for American Progress
I’ve talked about the slimy “Forecast the Facts” campaign before, where they are attempting to label your local TV weatherperson/meteorologist as a “denier” and pressure TV station management into making that person “toe the line” by having a bunch of … Continue reading
Lisa Shops Sustainably by the Seine
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach A few months ago I wrote a post about the previous head of the EPA, Carol Browner, and her risible claim that she was creating jobs. Her successor, Lisa Jackson, is worse. Lisa has just … Continue reading
Thank you Senator Kerry, for saying what we already know
This just in from The Daily Climate, Kerry tells us we are winning, but the blames the usual suspects rather than the message itself. I love the part about where we “made up our own science“, which is sort of … Continue reading
Posted in Climate News, politics, satire, weather
Tagged Democratic Party (United States), John Kerry
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Eco-rout down under: ‘A mini-van will have more seats than the Labour party in the new parliament.’
Australians come to their senses – March 24th will be remembered as the day they collectively said “we’re tired of this sh**” Commenter “truthseeker” writes in comments: ============================================================ Anthony, You may want to refer to Jo Nova’s latest post about … Continue reading
Green Chaos Down Under – Battle Over Climate Policy May Bring Down Aussie Government
Newsbytes from Dr. Benny Peiser of The GWPF Kevin Rudd has declared he will challenge Australia’s prime minister Julia Gillard as leader of the Labor party on Monday, saying he wants to “finish the job” he began before she ousted … Continue reading
Canadian Senate Testimony – Skeptic side now being heard in Canadian politics
Mark Thompson submits this story: Now that we have a majority Conserviative government in Canada and the past history of Liberal obfuscation is being erased, the Canadian and the broader world public is now getting a chance to hear the … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Canada, Government, Government of Canada, Lebanon, Politics of Canada, Senate of Canada, United States Senate, US Senate
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Newt’s climate train wreck
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Saturday, December 31, 2011 Contact: Chris Horner 202.262.4458 Chris.Horner@ATI.org Texas Tech ignores request for Gingrich book records Controversial activist professor claims to have spent 100+ hours on chapter suddenly dropped from upcoming book WASHINGTON — American … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Chris Horner, Hayhoe, Newt Gingrich, Texas Tech University, Washington
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Congress ends corn ethanol subsidy
Interesting timing, especially when some biomass companies are switching from wood chips to corn, because they couldn’t turn a profit on wood chips. Looks like all the wheels are coming off the bus now. To Survive, Some Biofuels Companies Give … Continue reading
Posted in energy, politics
Tagged Biofuel, Capitol Hill, Dianne Feinstein, ethanol, Friends of the Earth, Maize, Michal Rosenoer, Tom Coburn
426 Comments
China Warns EU’s Green Fanatics Of Global Trade War
Via the GWPF, the great war of flying carbon credits appears to be massing on the border. China has warned the European Union to abandon its controversial carbon tax on airlines or risk provoking a global trade war. Adding weight … Continue reading
Posted in carbon credits, politics
Tagged China, Emissions trading, European Court of Justice, European Union, Financial Times, January 1, United States, Wednesday
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Congressman Rohrabacher’s speech on climate issues
Remarks given by Mr. Rohrabacher of California on December 8, 2011 on the floor of the House, a matter of public record. Mr. Speaker, tonight, as a strong advocate of human progress through advancing mankind’s understanding of science and engineering, … Continue reading
Wind energy subsidies to be discussed in Senate today–opportunity for input
Guest post By John Droz The matter of how much, if any, federal subsidies that wind energy will get is being discussed (and maybe resolved) today. Here is a video of the Senate Finance Committee hearing this morning on this … Continue reading
Posted in energy, politics, wind power
Tagged senate, subsidies, wind power, Wind turbine
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Oxfam—Betraying its Roots and Sabotaging its Own Mission
Guest post by Indur M. Goklany On its website Oxfam reminds us that its name comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief. Today it claims to work to “find lasting solutions to poverty and injustice.” So imagine the surprise … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged Africa, Developing country, Durban, Famine Relief, Indur M. Goklany, Oxfam, Poverty, World Bank
71 Comments
Kyoto – in the past for Canada
Posted in politics
Tagged Canada, Durban, Kent, Kyoto, Kyoto Protocol, Peter Kent, South Africa, Toronto Sun
236 Comments
Stupid: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry cancels climate talk due to skeptics being on panel
I guess nobody wanted to “properly debate” skeptics. They couldn’t even get David Appell? From Oregon Live: The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry has pulled the plug on a presentation from three scientists critical of the theory of man-made … Continue reading
BREAKING: Canada to pull out of Kyoto Protocol
CTVNews.ca Staff Date: Sun. Nov. 27 2011 10:08 PM ET Canada will announce next month that it will formally withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol, CTV News has learned.
Posted in politics
Tagged Canada, Christmas, Durban, European Union, Kyoto Protocol, Peter Kent, Roger Smith, South Africa
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Quote of the week – “an anticlimactic climate hearing”
It seems there was darned little interest in the Waxman-Markey circus aka “An End of Climate Change Skepticism”. Even one of the scientists speaking, William Chameides aka “The Green Grok” lamented the fact that nobody came. He writes at HuffPo
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