George Lyon MEP in Copenhagen: There will be no climate deal

I've just come from two separate briefings, one with the EU delegation and one with their Indian counterparts. Different briefings but the same message - there will be no climate deal.
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However, now it looks as though, rather than being in deadlock, the talks are just dead.

World leaders are expected to leave the conference in the next couple of hours. I've just bumped into Ed Miliband, Sarkozy, Merkel and Barroso leaving a meeting, no doubt wondering what to say. Glum does not go far enough to describe the way they looked.

Copenhagen Priorities - Chris Horner - Planet Gore on National Review Online

But the important point, made to us by the Cornwall Alliance's Cal Beisner, is that this deal negates Obama's promise to use the money from selling cap-and-trade allowances to protect families from the rising energy costs of cap-and-trade. There just isn't enough to do both. Nicely played, comrades.

Investors.com - Losers Of World Unite — In Denmark

Copenhagen Conference: The United Nations summit was promoted as a serious effort to mitigate climate change. But it's turned into an attack on capitalism. So what does the U.S. do? It pledges money.

Global Wealth Can Heal the Planet by Jonah Goldberg on National Review Online

Free-market nations are better at protecting their environments than statist regimes.

Green Red Is the New Red - Henry Payne - Planet Gore on National Review Online

For years, media coverage of global warming has shied from the green movement’s socialist undertones, downplaying, for example, prominent green communists like Mikhail Gorbachev. But as the Old World’s Communist Order collapsed, it was logical to ask whether its intellectual acolytes would reassemble under the New World Order of green central planning.

Now, greens are discovering their red inner child.