Al Gore Rhythm - John Derbyshire - The Corner on National Review Online
What is it about lefty politicians, that they feel the irrepressible urge to express themselves in verse?MUST READ: CLIMATEGATE CHAOS by Will Alexander | Climate Realists
Looking closer, never in the history of science has there been such a flagrant disregard for the fundamental requirements of scientific endeavour.[Fraudster Gavin Schmidt on Pielke Jr]
This explains his exclusive focus on percieved [sic] errors by mainstream climate scientists, rather than the blatant lies put out by Morano, Drudge, Beck etc. - people who are significantly more influential than any of us. - gavin]Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: Should Scientists Participate in Political Debates?
I have long pointed to Real Climate as a canonical example of stealth issue advocacy. They claim on their site to be disinterestedThe Right Wins the Frame Game in “ClimateGate” | Climate fraud promoter Chris Mooney | Discover Magazine
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The reality is that they are far from disinterested. The fact that they have a political agenda is not problematic in the slightest. The problem is that they are seeking to hide their politics behind science. This has the net effect of pathologically politicizing the science because most of the issues that they raise, which they say are scientific in nature, are really about politics. It is not a big leap for observers to conclude that these guys are really about politics rather than science, regardless of the reality. People are not dumb and can see through this sort of misdirection with relative ease. Perhaps the most significant and lasting consequence of the CRU email hack/leak/whatever will be to strip away any possibility of a facade of disinterestedness among these activist scientists. In the long run that is probably a very good thing. In the near term it probably means an even more politicized climate debate.
What’s so insidious about “ClimateGate,” in this sense, is that now the tables have been completely turned. I don’t believe the new charges are nearly as outrageous as the old charges were; I certainly don’t think they support the ridiculous claims about the bankruptcy of climate science they’ve been used to support. But nevertheless, I understand well the power of generating outrage by crusading against those in power and suggesting their malfeasance, wrongdoing, and corruption. Despite the invalidity of their position, you have to credit the Moranos of the world with a brilliant tactical move–and right now, I just can’t say how bad the damage is going to be. All signs at the moment point to massive.Can a lull in solar activity head off climate change? - The Boston Globe
“The sun has been at an extended minimum for the past two years,’’ said Leon Golub, senior astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Institute for Astrophysics and a leading sun scientist. “But only about 10 percent of climate variation is due to the sun. That means 90 percent isn’t.’’Global Warming E-Mails Scandal Doesn't Disprove Climate Change Facts - Bonnie Erbe (usnews.com)
...they ought to listen to the nonpartisan Associated Press, which reported over the weekend that global warming is not only a reality, it is costing many governments a lot of money.YouTube - [In an attempt to improve the weather, chilled protesters chant and bang on things with sticks]
Environmental demonstration outside the Bella Center in Copenhagen before the first day of the COP15 United Nations climate summit, December 7, 2009No. 1: ExxonMobil | Mother Jones
Meet the 12 loudest members of the chorus claiming that global warming is a joke and that CO2 emissions are actually good for you.U.N. Climate Summit Opens in Copenhagen|ABC 7 News
"The science has never been stronger," said Connie Hedegaard, the conference president. "The solutions have never been more abundant. This is our chance. If we miss this one, it could takes years before we get a new and better one."Beneficial CO2 molecule nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize | GORE LIED
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We want a fair, ambitious and binding treaty for the Copenhagen summit," said Abigail Jabines, a Greenpeace spokesperson. "Humanity is asking world leaders to act on climate change. We cannot survive if they don't."
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Outside the conference, Mohamad Shinaz stood in 200 gallons of frigid, filthy water to illustrate the impact severe flooding is having in his own country, the Maldives.
When it comes to molecules that are necessary for life to exist on earth, with the possible exception of H20, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more beneficial molecule than good old carbon dioxide.
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