Swiss geologist tried for geothermal quake damages | KMSB Tucson | World News

BASEL, Switzerland (AP) — A geologist on trial for causing an earthquake while drilling for hot rocks says he was surprised at the tremors strength.

Project designer Markus Haering rejected the allegation that he deliberately damaged properties, after his experimental geothermal power project in 2006 caused an earthquake in northwestern Switzerland.

Haering said the 3.4 quake was stronger than he expected.

A non-problem spun up into a global crisis | The SPPI Blog

We conclude that Dr. Glikson’s note is inaccurate, misleading, and relentless prejudiced in one direction only – inventing a problem where there is none, and then magnifying it. That is not science: it is politics.

Pajamas Media » Climategate: McIntyre and the ‘Divergence Problem’

The "trick" used to "hide the decline," which alarmists have claimed was taken out of context, is actually worse when the context is included.

At Copenhagen, Native Alaskans Urge Action - Green Inc. Blog - NYTimes.com

“The rising temperatures have an huge effect on our lives, and we are now in the middle of a big crisis,” said Faith Gemmill, a Fairbanks-based outreach coordinator from Redoil, an organization that advocates for indigenous people.

Barrow, Alaska (99723) Current Conditions & Forecast : Weather Underground

-23 °F  Windchill: -45 °F

VP Biden: Nearly 900,000 New Clean Energy Jobs Thanks To Recovery Act « Climate Progress

The Report estimates that just three programs with $29 billion in spending will leverage an additional $52 billion in private investments and create nearly 900,000 jobs.

News Release On Soot Effects On Climate In The Himalayas – Its Larger Than the Forcing From The Human Input Of CO2 « Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

This news study reinforces the conclusion that a broader perspective of the role of humans in the climate system is needed, and that the radiative effect of CO2 may not the dominate human role as concluded by the IPCC report and as being discussed in Copenhagen.