Tuesday, December 15, 2009

UN chief: Time to stop climate finger-pointing
COPENHAGEN — Rich and poor countries must "stop pointing fingers" and increase their pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions to salvage the faltering talks on a global warming pact, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday.
Twitter / AP Climate Pool
Is stuck in the Bella Center queue in icy Copenhagen. Are you? How are you keeping warm/keeping amsued? Let us know
Twitter / Andy Revkin
Yvo DeBoer enters Copenhagen climate news conference with a life ring from 'tck tck tck'...
Rudd ducks question on ETS cost… three times! | Australian Climate Madness
Finally, finally, Rudd is on the ropes.
Weather and Climate Through the Eyes of Mark Vogan: 50 below zero air too close for comfort?
With the low angled sun, abundant and increasing snowcover and a likely western ridge building across the Western US and Canada over the next 5-10 days, that truely ferocious air must go somewhere and I'm affraid to say if you don't like cold, your not going to like the next 4-8 weeks which could be the worst 4-8 week period from the Lakes to Southeast coast in a decade. That cold bottled and bruatalising the West of Canada is going nowhere other than the US, only question is, how cold will we see?
Townhall.com Blog : Greg Hengler : Obama's Great Temptation at Copenhagen
Put aside all the serious fights over the climate science, the astronomical costs associated with capping carbon emissions, the endless demands for carbon reparations, compliance and verification, etc., the only question that really matters this week at the Copenhagen Conference on climate change is whether President Obama is really going to end up corrupting the American constitutional system in front of the entire world.
The Temperature Tax - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com
Should climate policy be set by the climate? In my Findings column, I discuss a proposal by Ross McKitrick to impose penalties on carbon emissions that would be pegged to the temperature in the atmosphere near the equator — if it goes up, so does the penalty for using carbon. I’m impressed with its potential for forcing both sides in the climate debate to make serious forecasts — to essentially bet on the future instead of issuing attention-grabbing predictions. But I’ve asked some other experts to critique it, and I’d like to hear your thoughts, too.
CBC News - Canada - Tories pondered weaker emission targets for oil and gas
The Conservative government has considered abandoning some of the greenhouse gas reduction goals set out in its 2007 green plan and allowing weaker targets for the oil and gas sector, documents obtained by CBC News suggest.
The Tyee — How Science Blew the 'Climategate' Attack
Andrew Glikson, an earth and paleoclimate scientist at Australian National University, said that the deniers' modus operandi of looking for gaps in any body of evidence is identical to the tactics used by creationists, or tobacco lobbyists.
C3: Evidence of Significant Global Warming 200 Years Before Massive Modern Output of Human CO2, Peer-Research Finds
s Copenhagen climate alarmists always attempt to focus the debate on a short period of warming starting in the mid-1970's, it's always important to remind them that a major "global warming" has been happening since the end of the Little Ice Age, and it has absolutely no relationship to human CO2. It is natural warming that periodically asserts itself despite human wishes and actions.
Gore’s deceits catch up with him | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog
This, by the way, is the third different date Gore has given for an ice-free Arctic as the ice stubbornly refuses to melt. His previous guesses were 2013 and 2014.
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