The Daily Bayonet » Global Warming Hoax Weekly Round-Up, Nov. 5th 2009

Jon Stewart makes the hippies enemy list, there is ennui in the Anglosphere and light bulbs are getting a warning label.

Hopes fading for Copenhagen climate change treaty, says Ed Miliband | Environment | guardian.co.uk

The climate change secretary, Ed Miliband, today became the first British politician to acknowledge publicly that the Copenhagen summit would produce no legal climate change treaty, but insisted a politically binding agreement was still possible – which he described as "a meaningful political track with strong numbers committed by all countries".

Analyzing Cash-for-Clunkers - Greg Pollowitz - Planet Gore on National Review Online

So much for the environmental benefits of the program

EDITORIAL: Eat your pets, save the planet - Washington Times

We might never have known about the pet threat had it not been for the "carbon footprint" concept, a standardized measure that makes all manner of things fungible. It has been popularized by eco-hypocrites like Al Gore, who probably has the world's largest carbon footprint and has grown wealthy exploiting human fear and gullibility.

Chris Horner - The Four Horsemen of Cap-and-Trade Defeatism: There’s only one ''Certainty''

For now, job one is to attain some semblance of leverage by killing this “climate” bill, not sitting down hoping to make your own execution a more orderly affair.

Down on the Farm - William Tucker - Planet Gore on National Review Online

Stabenow’s idea is to marry the interests of two of her constituents — limping Rust Belt industries and ailing farmers — into one big subsidy package. The farmers will earn emissions credits by not cutting down trees, not planting crops and maybe diapering cows. There is even talk of urban farming: “We have a lot of excess land in Detroit and Flint,” Stabenow told CQ Today. “We could develop farms and forestation that would be positive for the city.”