New York Times Wishes A Little Wish On Global Warming

Indeed: try really hard and then be sure to give up with gusto! We’d be tempted to say it’s ironic that an organization facing financial ruin due to its own business mismanagement would be so unaware of economic realities, but it’s not really irony at all — it’s simply part of a larger problem of economic ignorance (or denial of reality) on the part of many who want to make the world a better place but are willing to do so at the expense of the things that keep it turning.

Twitter / Bud Ward [How many American voters HAVEN'T already heard this tired propaganda dozens of times?]

Gov to release climate change "impacts in U.S." today. 1:30 EDT, live at http://whitehouse.gov/live . may heighten local impacts awareness.

Zambia - The need for reliable baseline data in climate change - COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009

For the 2005/6 and 2006/7 wet years, the predicted maize production figures for Mazabuka district fell by 32% while those for Mumbwa district increased by 50%. It is obvious from the foregoing that current published crop production figures are highly unreliable and can not therefore be used to explain the observed impacts of climate change.

Recent study on decreasing US wind energy not as advertised « Climate Audit

Now, this is not an example of consensus, especially when Mann and Schmidt have contrary views, which were marvelously printed one after another in the AP story. Mann's gleaming endorsement seems a bit premature and some would wonder if he actually read the same study that his fellow Team Member did.