WORLD Magazine | Copenhagen DOA | Mark Bergin | Apr 17, 09

ENVIRONMENT: As a planned follow-up to the failed Kyoto Protocol, next December’s climate summit in Denmark appears to be a non-starter | Mark Bergin

The near universal failure of the Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has for years now pressed environmentalists and politicians to long for a new international climate accord. Through a green haze of optimism, many such global warming alarmists have set their eyes on Copenhagen, site of a long-scheduled climate summit this December. If successful, its aim is to install a replacement plan for when Kyoto officially expires in 2012.

But still eight months from that meeting, its vital signs have all but flat-lined. Whereas Kyoto died on the operating table, Copenhagen may prove dead on arrival.

May 2nd Global Warming Debate: Alarmist Jason Box vs Realist Robert Wagner

Hey everyone, I think this may be the first time there has been a true
public UNDERSTANDABLE debate on Global Warming. As you know I have
been reducing the global warming argument into small easily digestible
pieces so regardless of your scientific background you can understand
this issues. Well I have been giving this presentation for 4 years and
this is the first time an IPCC Scientist has decided to refute my
claims. You can see our debate online right now, but it will be a lot
more fun watching the live event.
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Dave, from Ridin The Wave, has worked to put together a World Class
Event for the We Surround Them Group and interested citizens. The
Global Warming controversy is now at our doorstep. The ultimate
question: Is it real, or is it a hoax?
May 2nd is the date, the approximate time is 2 pm to 6 pm, location
Columbus, Ohio. The final venue and time slot TBD.

The show will feature a presentation by world renowned Climate
Researcher, Professor Jason E. Box of the Byrd Polar Research Center
and Dr. Robert Wagner, also known as the Internet Skeptic. Local
celebrities and/or politicians may also be included as details emerge.