Thursday, January 14, 2010

[Hmm]: So Long, And Thanks for All the Fish - Environmental Capital - WSJ
After more than two years and over 2,000 posts, Environmental Capital is closing its virtual doors.
Who’s Afraid of a [carbon dioxide]? - Environmental Capital - WSJ
For economists, all these hidden costs are called “externalities.” They’re as real as they are hard to spot, from the Fifth Fleet’s operating expenses to the pernicious health costs of a coal-fired electricity sector.
Why Aren't Asset Managers Factoring in [the global warming hoax]? | Making our future sustainable
...according to a recently released report by Ceres (a U.S. coalition of investors and environmental groups), asset managers aren’t taking climate change into account. It’s not necessarily because they don’t accept the science.
$541,000 in Stimulus Money Creates 1.62 Jobs and a Climate Scandal | The Foundry: Conservative Policy News.
Increased skepticism is evolving into full-fledged investigation. Mann is currently under investigation by Penn State University.
FOIA’d emails from Hansen and GISS staffers show disagreement over 1998-1934 U.S. temperature ranking « Watts Up With That?
NASA Scientists Go on Attack After Climate Data Error Exposed
NC Media Watch: Questons for California's Cap and Trade Hoax
How can California sell carbon at $60.00 per ton, when it is trading at 10 cents a ton on the Chicago Carbon Exchange? Does this make good economic sense?

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