Monday, November 09, 2009

There is No Frakking "Scientific Consensus" on Global Warming: Canada's Tar Sands & Cancer Rates
From this morning's paper: Report casts doubt on MD's claims about Alberta reserve's cancer rates

To some, Dr. John O'Connor is a whistleblower in the finest tradition - calling attention to environmental impacts others would prefer not to think about. To others, he's an activist who has permitted his political zeal to cloud his medical judgment.
G20 makes little progress on climate [hoax] financing | Green Business | Reuters
There was a heated argument," Russian Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin said.
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The climate change discussion had dragged on for hours and a French official said the debate was so intense there was a risk the final statement would not mention climate change at all.
James Pinkerton: One Year Later: Gerald Ford Will Always Be President
A year ago, Obama might have thought that he was going to be another FDR -- an admiring media told him he could do it -- but it hasn't happened. Perhaps the situation might have been different if Obama had put more emphasis, sooner, on the primary issues of jobs and mortgages, thus cementing the loyalties of worse-off swing voters. But instead, Obama chose healthcare and global warming, and he pursued those secondary issues with no great competence.
Have these alarmists no shame? | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
Hey, if the adults won’t buy global warming, why don’t we scare their kiddies instead?
Lawrence Solomon: Top environmental group downplays global warming threat - FP Comment
One of the world’s top environmental organizations, the UN-affiliated International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), has publicly stated that global warming is being overhyped. The Geneva-based organization made the surprising comments with regard to the often-heard claim that global warming is the chief threat to the extinction of species.

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