2008 - A Global Warming Retrospective (M4GW)

2008 In Many Ways Was The Beginning of The End For Global Warming...

Jennifer Marohasy » Dishonest Advertising on the ETS: AEF Media Release

GetUp’s global warming television ads (to air today) are dishonest and inaccurate, according to Dr Jennifer Marohasy, Chair of the Australian Environment Foundation.

Climate change skeptics need to think again - Monkey Wrench - The Canberra Times

Anyone who thinks the global warming debate is done and dusted, need only type the words “climate sceptics’’ into a search engine and hang on for a white water ride.

It’s pretty scary territory, especially if you’re used to dealing with articulate, well-mannered climate scientists from the CSIRO or the Australian National University. They’ll happily explain the implications of oscillations in global mean temperatures without snarling like a car yard guard dog if you question any of the assumptions under-pinning their climate models. They like questions, because it gives them a chance to rummage out new graphs and peer-reviewed papers. Ask them about climate sceptics and they tend to use polite words like “worrying’’ or “disingenuous.’’ It’s a far cry from the insult and invective hurled about by the sceptics.