Dalton Minimum Returns: Another one of Mother Nature's surprises

If cosmic rays turn out to be major modulator of cloud formation a few extra could change the climate.

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"If science is the new religion,then the present equivalent of prophets would be scientists, and climate change is their secular apocalypse"

Toy Company's Animated Series Riles Global Warming Skeptics - FOXNews.com

Global warming skeptics are blasting Build-A-Bear Workshop for being anything but soft and cuddly, accusing the well-known toy company of trying to indoctrinate young children with a series of videos warning of the effects of climate change.

CLIMATE CHANGE: Copenhagen Cassandras Don't Have an Answer | Richmond Times-Dispatch

Consider Germany, which has undertaken one of the most stringent emission-reduction regimes in Europe. "A kilowatt of electricity costs three times as much here as it does in the United States, supercharged with high taxes to discourage use and to help fund renewable energy development," reports The Washington Post. "Meanwhile, a 50 percent 'eco-tax' has sent the price of gasoline soaring to $8 a gallon. To manage costs, the [Pokropp] family of three unplugs all their appliances but the refrigerator at night [and] avoids driving . . . . 'We have no choice,' said Andreas Pokropp, a former coal refinery worker. 'We have to be green, even if we can't afford it.'"

Editorial - The Price of [Climate Fraud] - NYTimes.com

But to stop climate change, the price of carbon emissions must go up in other parts of the world — notably in the United States and China, where carbon can still be spewed for free. When we have global conferences, we would prefer them to be of the variety that pushes the price of carbon emissions up.

HP capture change! : HP Climate Change [Fraud] Photography Contest '09

The world around you is changing. When most people think of global warming, they think of icebergs melting, seas rising and low-lying areas getting flooded. But it is no longer just an apocalyptic warning of doom. It is no longer something that will happen in some distant land. Flashfloods, hurricanes, droughts, heat waves and other natural disasters are becoming commonplace. Each one of us is being affected. The impact of climate change is no longer something that will come in the future – it is happening right here… right now.