Try this at home: Order a "Climate Denier" book from Amazon UK | Climate Realists

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Australian Climate Madness: Australian public hasn't a clue about the ETS

And Krudd & Co will be very happy to keep it this way, because if the public really understood what the ETS would do to the Australian economy, to jobs, to everyday life, they would never get it through the door.

Buying Into the Health of the Planet - Economix Blog - NYTimes.com

The climate belongs to all of us, not just to companies that extract and sell carbon. So if someone is going to get paid compensation for degrading it, that someone should be us.

A Tough Fall Ahead for Obama -- Politics Daily

Obama will not be able to duck a debate on climate change in the weeks ahead. Unless he wants to be accused of bailing on climate change at a crucial moment, he will have to push forward. And the ups and downs of the health care fight probably have not made it any easier for him on this front.

Storm Warnings | Richmond Times-Dispatch

Yet the idea that climate change is making the weather worse has become something approaching a cliché. As it turns out, however, the seemingly increasing frequency of severe storms might be an illusion. Researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have produced a study showing that it might simply reflect better observation and measurement. Another study, from Penn State and analyzing sediment deposits, suggests major storms occurred just as often a thousand years ago as today.

This doesn't disprove the notions that the planet is warming or that humans contribute to the process. But it does leave some egg on the face of climate-change alarmists who, in a phenomenon that has come to be known as "climate porn," get a thrill from viewing any major weather event as a sign of the coming apocalypse.