American Thinker: World Rejects Planetary Panic

But it is not the debate in the Western countries that will be decisive . It is the rejection of the global warming cult in the rest of the world that has doomed the luddites and saved humanity from a future of hopeless poverty. As the G20 replaces the G8 as the forum for international economic cooperation, China, India, Brazil, South Africa and other countries who oppose mandatory emission controls that would curtail economic growth gain power.

Landscheidt Cycles Research » Blog Archive » Earth’s Future Climate.

After the Landscheidt Minimum which will be short and sweet, there looks to be another Dalton type event which is not considered all that strong. After that the planet will stay on a warm plateau for hundreds of years, lets hope we have learned by then that the warming we will enjoy is a natural state.

Climate bill gets cool Pa. reaction

WASHINGTON -- As a pair of senators introduced their long-awaited climate-change legislation yesterday to a cheering crowd on the front lawn of the Capitol, Pennsylvania's senatorial delegation said it is not yet on board with the effort.

Sens. Arlen Specter and Bob Casey, both Democrats, yesterday said the bill doesn't address their concerns about coal and other Pennsylvania industries that could be harmed by cap-and-trade legislation. Combined with a stiff Republican front, any Democratic defections would be enough to kill legislation in a chamber where 60 votes are needed to avoid a filibuster.

Prince Philip Implies World Needs 95% Population Reduction

The 88-year-old husband of Queen Elizabeth II — who has official residences in London, Windsor and Scotland as well as a vast portfolio of property — lamented the demise of the quintessential English village.
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Wading into the highly contentious issue of climate change, he stressed the impact of population increase on the production of greenhouse gases.

“People go on about this carbon footprint, but they fail to realise that the amount of carbon going into the atmosphere is entirely dependent on the number of people living on the earth,” he said.

“There are now 60 million people living in this country and we are about the same land size as New Zealand — this country had three million people in Elizabeth I’s day” back in the 16th century, he added.