Tuesday, June 16, 2009

[In case you missed it] Christopher Booker - Telegraph
It is now more than 200 years since the great astronomer William Herschel observed a correlation between wheat prices and sunspots. When the latter were few in number, he noted, the climate turned colder and drier, crop yields fell and wheat prices rose. In the past two years, sunspot activity has dropped to its lowest point for a century. One of our biggest worries is that our politicians are so fixated on the idea that CO2 is causing global warming that most of them haven't noticed that the problem may be that the world is not warming but cooling, with all the implications that has for whether we get enough to eat.
Master Fear Monger Obama denounces “fear mongering”! « 22MOON.COM
Barack’s fear mongering did much to drive down the stock market, push the climate change Global Warming agenda, take over the banking system, ect.

Obama never warns of a problem, he preaches of an upcoming disaster, one which must be corrected now now NOW, for tomorrow will be to late.

And the very sky will fall on our heads.

Obama is the Chicken Little of the 21st century, with an Obama worshiping mainstream media more than happy to help spread his gospel of fear.
LIVE ON CAMPUS: [Would trace amounts of CO2 really make the world "dark and ugly"?]
The boundary wall of British High Commission is adorned with a visual representation of Climate Change.First half,the dangers.Next half,the solutions.Choose the world you want to live in.Dark and ugly or Bright and beautiful?
Change For The Climate: An HSBC Climate Change Concert
Change For The Climate: An HSBC Climate Change Concert

HSBC, the World’s Local Bank, has announced that it is to hold a concert in Beirut as part of a project to continuously raise awareness of the growing problem of climate change. The announcement of the HSBC hosted concert was attended by Minister of the Environment, Dr. Antoine Karam.
Oct '07: [The truth slips out] Barclays and HSBC: making the case for climate action by big banks - ClimateChangeCorp.com
The opportunities for banks from climate change are huge, according to HSBC, one of the world’s biggest banks.

“We can finance a wholesale shift to a low carbon economy”, Jon Williams, head of sustainable development for the bank, told the summit.

1 comment:

papertiger said...

Merrill Lynch saw the potential in climate change investment.
So did Lehman bro.
There's another major investment bank that went down or was bailed out, can't remember which.
The point is if global warming is such an opportunity then why is wall street strewn with the rotten carcass' of investment banks who pushed the global warming?