Miliband blames China over deal
Mr Miliband pointed the finger of blame clearly at China for blocking agreement on legally-binding emissions targets and a 50% cut in greenhouse gases by 2050 at the two-week UN-sponsored climate change conference which wound up on Saturday.Much ado about nothing in Denmark | The Australian
The protesters take their activities very seriously. A communique by Greenpeace informs the world that while heads of state were dining, "Greenpeace volunteers were out on the streets of Copenhagen, climbing lampposts to carry our theme of the day: politicians talk, leaders act".Not worth even the signature | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
In this comic drama, climbing lampposts is presented as an initiative that is morally superior to the diplomatic negotiations. The organisers of this spectacle appear to agree, which is why lamppost climbers are treated as if they are the voice of the people, whose job it is to keep the proceedings real. Outwardly, world leaders defer to their moral authority. That is what British Prime Minister Gordon Brown means when he praises protesters for propelling world leaders.
How weak was the Copenhagen deal? Let Barack Obama explain it to you, before he catches the next plane out of town:Fredericksburg.com - 'Scientists' seek global warming: They'll find itA reporter queried the President’s departure before the draft was finalised. ‘’Does it require signing, is it that kind of agreement?’’ The President replied vaguely: ‘’You know, it raises an interesting question as to whether technically there’s actually a signature - since, as I said, it’s not a legally binding agreement, I don’t know what the protocols are.’’
History check: The Earth has been going through cooling cycles and warming cycles since there was an Earth. The difference is that until lately, we have not had a group of scientists (and I use that term in the loosest sense possible) "fudging" the data so that it agrees with their ideology.Schwarzenegger 'fundamentally' at odds with Palin on climate change [hoax] - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room
Anyone who has the illusion that "scientists" are "pure" and are above that sort of thing obviously doesn't know many scientists.
(Oh, by the way, I have a Ph.D. in physics so I know scientists and I know all about the grant system.)
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) said on Sunday that he “fundamentally disagrees” with Sarah Palin on global warming, the latest in a weeklong back-and-forth between the two.
“We fundamentally disagree on this issue and that’s okay,” he said of criticism from the former Alaska governor and 2008 GOP candidate for vice president.
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