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COPENHAGEN COLLAPSE by Will Alexander, S. African UN Scientist | Climate Realists

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Copenhagen: Ed Miliband's tireless work was not in vain – Telegraph Blogs

So let this be the aim for 2010: without alarmism and with great care and detail, climate scientists and NGOs must place a renewed emphasis on educating the public – in the most simple terms – that manmade global warming is a very serious threat to the planet. Until that has been achieved, our politicians will sleep well – because they know we don’t really care.

American Thinker: Gullible's Travels

Finally, I have just now returned from my latest sojourn. For a second time, I was in that misbegotten land of Copenhagen, Denmark. However, at a time when things were falling apart after lengthy haggling, I, Barry Gullible, King of the United States of America, arrived at the nick of time and saved the United Nations Climate Change Conference -- and perhaps the Earth itself. The framework developed because of my intervention was a "meaningful and unprecedented breakthrough." As I spoke the following words, I felt a tingle of goose bumps all over my body: "For the first time in history, all major economies have come together to accept their responsibility to take action to confront the threat of climate change."

Alexia Parks: Let's Get Real About Copenhagen

To get the U.S. Congress to take its first steps toward meaningful climate protection action, we will need to sweep out old thinking and bring in new thought leaders. In 2010, we need to elect politicians who understand that climate change is a real and pending danger, and who are willing to take dramatic action to reduce U.S. emissions.

Flashback: Generic Congressional Ballot - Rasmussen Reports™

Generic Ballot: Republicans 44% Democrats 37%

Copenhagen event boosts Bay State wind turbine co. - BostonHerald.com

The only problem: FloDesign’s wind-turbine project is still in development and 18 months away from commercial release.
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Some skeptics have said the FloDesign product requires too many materials.

Copenhagen’s nasty negotiations – Crikey

It is sometimes said that the United Nations knows only two types of conference, the successful and the very successful. After Copenhagen, there is a third, the failure that cannot be covered up by calling it a success.

The costs of failure will play out over the long term, but there was a more immediate toll. On the last day, a member of the UN secretariat told me that three delegates, including one Australian, had died under the pressure of the negotiations.

$100 Billion in Foreign Climate Aid? - Henry Payne - Planet Gore on National Review Online

Some of the welfare windfall will reportedly go to China — a developing nation these very same senators routinely blame for stealing Michigan jobs and target for protectionist trade tariffs (indeed, in the very same climate principles letter).

Republicans have uniformly panned the $100 billion aid transfer. Can you say 2010 campaign issue?