Excerpts from a scientific paper by Dr Martin Hertzberg « An Honest Climate Debate

“In 1994 I tried to get an analysis of the then prevalent state of climate science published in Nature and Science, but they weren’t interested. I even sent a copy of it with a long letter to Burt Bolin, who was then chair of the IPCC. He replied to the effect that who was I to challenge the decades of work of so many distinguished scientists. He also argued that I was being disrespectful by referring to the some of the theories of the global warming advocates as “catechisms”. After studying the issue more carefully and reading the well researched papers of the skeptics/realists, I now think that the AGW arguments do not deserve to be referred to as either “theories” or “catechisms”. In reality, they are elaborate hoaxes.”

Save farmers from Great Barrier Reef swindle : SOS-NEWSFRONT

Recent media outbursts that the Great Barrier Reef faces catastrophic danger from climate change and ocean acidification are based on piggybacking a fraud on top of a fraud.

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh and Federal Environment minister Peter Garrett’s reef protection plan signed off on last week will force farmers off the land under the guise of protecting water quality for the reef under “climate stress”.

Pelosi: World ”can learn a lot” from China on climate - COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday told the second most powerful man in China's ruling Communist Party that the world could learn from Beijing's approach to climate change, AFP reports.

"It is clear that the world can learn a lot, a great deal, from what China is doing. Hopefully, we can learn from each other," the senior Democrat said as she welcomed Wu Bangguo, who is also chairman of China's National People's Congress.

France's Sarkozy to detail plan for carbon tax - COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference Copenhagen 2009

French President Nicolas Sarkozy is determined to go ahead with a controversial plan to tax carbon emissions by individuals and businesses in his bid to claim a leading role in global efforts to stem climate change.

The plan has stirred passionate debate in France, where surveys say most voters oppose the idea.

Inside India's Intransigence on Climate Change Talks - TIME

...India will be happy to green its energy mix if the west provides the money and technology (this is the common position of developing countries — Brazil, India, China have all submitted proposals demanding that funds and technology must flow from rich to poor countries to enable the latter to undertake mitigation and adaptation efforts).