US exchanges push into carbon trading [scam; login req'd]

America's three biggest exchanges have each outlined plans to expand in the nascent carbon emissions markets, which analysts expect to grow 20-fold to $2 trillion (€1.4 trillion) by 2020.

[Don't miss this]: Angry liberals declare 'Republicans and their s**t films must be stopped'

However, the Atlanta based International Services translation company really gave the game away when in an email they explained why they were refusing to provide us with their services.

CEO Sue Ellen Reager stated:

"I have researched your film on the web, and do not see scientific reviews or major press reviews in support (may be too early), and needed that support to assure cooperation from our translators. Because we translate with highly educated people around the world, located in countries like Germany and France, who take Global Warming very seriously, I am fairly sure that several countries will refuse to participate in this project."

In a follow up telephone conversation Ms Reager explained to "you guys in Europe" how the system really worked.

NOAA: [we want those high temperature records more than we want our alleged scientific integrity?] « Watts Up With That?

WUWT readers will probably remember yesterdays’ story about the malfunctioning temperature sensor at the ASOS station at Honolulu airport next to an asphalt access road. Well guess what? Even though NOAA admits the sensor is in error by as much as 2 degrees, they are going to keep the data and the string of new high temperature records. “BUT” they fixed the recent record rainfall data from the same station. See below. How’s that for science? Fix one broken record due to faulty equipment but leave others?