Warning Signs: Reasons to Distrust Your Government

Global warming propagandists always focus on a distant and unknowable far horizon, safe in the knowledge that only a future generation will discover their lies. By then, the horrid “environmental” legislation they wish to impose on America will have destroyed its economy and ruined our lives.

[Better weather coming soon to Katmandu]: Bill to Help Ohio Plants Go Green

Jun. 18--U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, announced a new bill that would create a $30 billion revolving loan fund to help manufacturers retool to become suppliers for alternative energy producers or to make their operations more efficient.

The Avon Lake Democrat said in a conference call with reporters Wednesday that he hopes to have the bill attached to climate change legislation that is being considered by the Senate.
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The fund would encourage manufacturers to begin supplying those producing energy from wind, solar, geothermal and biomass.

An auto supplier that makes glass for cars, for example, could change operations so it could produce glass for solar panels, Brown said.

[Great progress made?] EU leaders agree principles for climate change [hoax] funding_English_Xinhua

BRUSSELS, June 18 (Xinhua) -- European Union (EU) leaders agreed Thursday on the principles of how much financial contribution should be made to the global fight against climate change, setting stage for year-end talks in Copenhagen for new international deal.

"The main principles of contribution should be the ability to pay and the responsibility for emissions," leaders from the 27 EU countries agreed at a summit starting here on Thursday.

[Nope, deadlock]: EU leaders postpone decision on climate change aid

BRUSSELS (AFP) — EU leaders on Thursday postponed a decision on climate change aid for the poorest nations, a move slammed by environmentalists.
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"Money is the make or break issue in the ongoing global climate negotiations. Waiting until October means another three months of deadlock in international negotiations," said Greenpeace's EU climate and energy policy director Joris den Blanken.