Physicists Stick to Warming Claim Post-ClimateGate - Taking Liberties - CBS News

Princeton University's Robert Austin:

I view it as science fraud, pure and simple, and that we should completely distance ourselves from such unethical behavior by CRU, and that data files be opened to the public and examined in the full light of day. We as taxpayers pay for that work -- we are owed examination of the analysis.

Big Government » Blog Archive » Obama and Democrat Leadership: Out of Touch and Desperate

At the same time, the Obama EPA stands ready to declare carbon a pollutant while Pres. Obama commits in Copenhagen to grandiose reductions in carbon use. Undoubtedly “climate change” is another “crisis” that Rahm Emmanuel doesn’t want to let go to waste, but the presumption of consensus crumbles as scientific certainty morphs into a political put-up job. Regulating carbon is a control-freak, revenue-sucking bureaucrat’s wet dream, but it is also the average American’s definition of insanity. It may be change, but it’s not the change Americans voted for.

‘Climategate’ [allegedly] hasn't swayed swing votes on climate change bill - TheHill.com

“I am not hearing anybody on our side, even the people who are more economically concerned about the climate legislation who come from coal states, that sort of thing, saying, 'What are we going to say about this, is this a problem?’ ” said Whitehouse, a member of the Environment and Public Works Committee who backs fast action on mandatory emissions curbs.

Inhofe: 'We won,' cap and trade is 'dead' - The Hill's Blog Briefing Room

Climate change skeptics have won the battle against cap and trade legislation, Sen. Jim Inhofe (R-Okla.) declared today.

Climate Change: Canada on Spot for Tar Sands - Wealth of Nations Blog - Newsweek.com

As the United Nations kicks off its ­climate-change conference in Copenhagen this week, much ire is focused on a new and surprising international bad boy: Canada

Copenhagen climate summit in disarray after 'Danish text' leak | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Developing countries react furiously to leaked draft agreement that would hand more power to rich nations, sideline the UN's negotiating role and abandon the Kyoto protocol