Al Gore, meet Senator Scott Brown | CLIMATEGATE

What does Scott Brown bring to the table in regards to using the global warming hoax as an excuse to tax the hell out of us, or to allow the UN to exert any power over U.S. citizens?

Brendan Demelle | Climate Denial Industry Blowing Hot Air On Himalayan Glaciers

The real news here is that a single ‘error’ was discovered in just one of the IPCC’s reports, collectively reams of paper thick, and the ‘error’ isn’t an error at all.
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Thompson, who has conducted 56 expeditions in 16 different countries to study the extensive climate history recorded in glacial ice, explained to reporters on a conference call organized by the Union of Concerned Scientists today that 95-100% of the world’s glaciers are retreating, from the northern Arctic, throughout the tropics, all the way to Antarctica.

1. Do reporters participate in conference calls organized by climate realists?

2.  Where's the data allegedly showing that 95-100% of the world's glaciers are retreating?  What portion of the world's glaciers have measurably retreated since 1998?

Flashback: Alaska's Glaciers Are Growing

28 Oct 08 – (Condensed) “Alaska’s glaciers grew this year, after shrinking for most of the last 200 years. The reason? Global temperatures dropped over the past 18 months. The global mean annual temperature has been declining recently because the solar wind thrown out by the sun has retreated to its smallest extent in at least 50 years. This temperature downturn was not predicted by the global computer models, but had been predicted by the sunspot index since 2000.

Fate of US climate change bill in doubt after Scott Brown's Senate win | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Democrats unlikely to touch climate legislation this year as party is robbed of filibuster-proof majority in the Senate
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An ambitious climate change bill had been sliding down President Barack Obama's to-do list even before the Republican upset in Massachusetts that saw Scott Brown take Ted Kennedy's Senate seat.

Now it seems more likely than ever that Democrats in the US Senate will not touch global warming in 2010 unless they can be assured of sizeable Republican support.