Greenfudge.org » ‘England’s national author’ takes on the topic of climate change

His inspiration for Solar began while living on a boat frozen in a Norwegian fjord with a group of scientists and artists as part of Cape Farewell, an Arctic exploration project with the aim of generating a ‘cultural response’ to climate change.

Environmental facts the greens will never mention

ITEM: Compact fluorescent light bulbs, mandated to replace the century-old reliable incandescent bulb (at four times the cost) contain poisonous liquid mercury over 300 times the EPA's standard accepted safety level. In addition, days after a bulb has been broken, vacuuming or simply crawling across the carpeted floor where the bulb was broken can cause mercury vapor levels to shoot back upwards of 100 times the accepted level of safety.
These figures are according to a report by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) after a woman was quoted $2000 for cleanup of a broken compact fluorescent bulb in her house. In short, it basically takes a HAZMAT team to clean up when a bulb is broken. Worse, as the bulbs are used by more Americans, land fills will become toxic waste dumps, forcing massive government response to deal with normal disposal of the filthy things.

Why aren't these dangers clearly spelled out in a mandatory label on CFL packages?

Deborah Hill Cone: Faith - it's wherever you find it - Business - NZ Herald News

...the most powerful organised psychosis these days does not worship God but the environment: the Godless religion of global warming. Or rather, climate change. (The title is clever: you can't disagree that the climate is, undeniably, always changing.)

There is something instantly objectionable about any concept that someone declares to be true, and defies anyone to disagree with it. I only just realised that I once met the father of this new religion, Sir Crispin Tickell.

Deutsche Bank [continues to promote climate fraud] - WSJ

“In order to avoid catastrophic climate change, more government action is required to encourage capital formation,” the bank writes.