Sp!ked on Red Hot Lies - Chris Horner - Planet Gore on National Review Online

Those who seek to claim that a business-as-usual increase in greenhouse gas emissions will lead to planetary disaster like to declare that ‘the science is settled’. But on every aspect of the science, economics and politics of climate change, there are huge uncertainties and major debates still to be had. That’s why a desire to close down debate should worry us all, and why Horner’s litany of skewed science, explicit and implicit censorship and scaremongering should be required reading for those whose only experience of the debate has been An Inconvenient Truth and the mainstream, doom-laden coverage about how the end is nigh.

Public Radio of Armenia

In spite of positive changes it must be noted that the current year is a quite difficult one for our republic. Almost all settlements of the republic have suffered from unprecedented frost and strong winds. It caused several million dollar damage to our economy.

Australia: A taste of life as a CO2-hysteric media star

GREG Hunt thought he would get the environment portfolio. Within days of the Howard government's defeat, the Victorian Liberal MP was preparing for the Bali conference on climate change. The issue, after all, had caused considerable perception problems for his party in the lead-up to last year's election.

Hunt got the job. He flew to Bali on a Jetstar flight and slept on a friend's floor. He told The Australian: "I just met every industry group, every environmental group, did media every day and said, 'It's a new day, we're serious about climate change."'

It was a far cry from life in government.