Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Why Utility Companies Aren’t Turned On By Cap-and-Trade | ETF Trends
Will these expenses then be passed down to the consumers?
CBS’s Pelley Blames Coal Industry for Global Warming | NewsBusters.org
On Sunday’s CBS ‘60 Minutes,’ anchor Scott Pelley, who once remarked that global warming critics were the equivalent of Holocaust deniers, identified the American coal industry as one of the main culprits of climate change...
Fred Singer - Science, politics don’t mix well
We cannot use the fact that there is a rough correlation between temperature increase and increase in CO2. During much of the 20th century, from 1940 to 1975, the climate cooled while CO2 levels rose. And during the past decade, climate has again been cooling in spite of rising CO2.

The answer is to look at the pattern of warming trends and see if it agrees with what models predict. The models all predict the existence of a “hot spot” — a maximum warming trend in the tropical region. The observations from weather balloons show the opposite result, a slight cooling trend. This disagreement between calculated and observed fingerprints of temperature trends is the strongest argument against any appreciable human contribution to climate.  [Via Climate Realists]

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