Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Investors.com - Climate Flimflam Flaming Out
Environment: The United Nations makes a claim that can't be supported by science, and U.S. researchers ignore temperature data from frigid regions. The crack-up of the global warming fraud is picking up speed.

With so much of the science behind climate change coming under attack, especially among scientists, it's been a harsh winter for the global warming crowd:
Public Media Bias and Climate Change: Tim Ball
At the first Heartland Institute Climate Conference in New York, the BBC asked for an interview. I thought they were covering the first international “skeptics” conferences avoided by most media. After 45 minutes of taping, they asked if I would participate in a longer interview the next day. I signed the normal waiver before the second interview, which lasted approximately 2 hours. They were not there to cover the conference; it simply provided easy access to skeptics for a program ridiculing them. From almost 3 hours of tape, they selected two short sentences one which they repeated. I complained to Ofcom, the ombudsman agency, to no avail. Deliberate misrepresentation of the purpose of the interview was allowed because I signed the waiver.
C3: The WWF's Great Himalayan Snow Job: Caught In Act By Skeptics Way Back In 2005
What's interesting is that the IPCC had the scientific evidence that the WWF story was a massive "global warming" snow job - perpetrated by an activist environmental group that is not known to be on friendly terms with scientific truth. Temperature data from the glacier area published by the IPCC at the time showed temperatures had been trending down for over 130 years. Yes, the glaciers were retreating but they were doing so despite the obvious cooling in the region - the same phenomenon has been witnessed in other regions of the world.
Brown’s Truck Beats Obama’s Hybrid - Henry Payne - Planet Gore on National Review Online
No doubt, Obama thought all politicians were as cynical as he, thus his swipe at Brown’s truck. He might have left it alone — after all, Brown’s vehicle is a rolling advertisement for General Motors, which Obama’s Washington half owns. But instead he left himself wide open for this Brown jab:

“Mr. President, unfortunately in this economy, not everybody can buy a truck,” the soon-to-be-senator shot back. Ouch.
From Inside and Out, Climate [Scam] Panel Is Pushed to Change - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com
At the Hawaii meeting, [John Christy] gave a presentation proposing that future reports contain a section providing the views of credentialed scientists publishing in the peer-reviewed literature whose views on particular points differ from the consensus. He provided both his poster and summary of his three-minute talk. In an e-mail message to me, he described the reaction this way

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