Dr Roy's Thoughts: Saving Freedom from the Hoax of Global Warming #CPAC2010

CPAC was full of climate realists. This panel was a lot of fun. I particularly enjoyed conservative convert Ann McElhinney , Producer of Not Evil, Just Wrong.

UF experts to conduct workshop on palm trees hit by cold weather in Indian River County » TCPalm.com

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — University of Florida palm experts will provide a program on how to properly care for palms that have been hit hard by the unusually cold weather.

Despite cold, Epcot transforming into a spring paradise

...those responsible for sprinkling slow-release pixie dust over the Walt Disney World theme park are shaking their heads. "The joke has been, 'Who decided to do the festival on March 3rd of the coldest year in 20 years?'" says Eric Darden, the horticulturist in charge of ensuring everything is in place to wow the winter-weary on opening day.

Blaska’s Blog knows why liberals distrust the people - Isthmus | The Daily Page

Our liberal/progressive friends always choose control by the "experts" over allowing people to make their own decisions. Control of the DNR is just one theater of combat. The entire health care debate is about who will decide -- us consumers in a competitive marketplace or unelected "experts."

Which, of course, explains the "Climate Change" hoax. "Scientists" determine that the earth’s temperature has increased a degree or two, ergo, a passel of bureaucratically determined regulations and restrictions must be imposed. All very "scientific" of course. Can’t argue with "science."

New York Times writer Tom Zeller Jr. to BYU students: No easy answers for global warming questions | Deseret News

PROVO - If scientists could say with confidence that "climate Armageddon" awaited the world at midnight of 2020, there would be a lot more agreement on how to proceed, said Tom Zeller Jr., writer and editor for the New York Times.
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"No one could agree on how bad things are, how bad they'll be and who ought to pay what," he said. "(There are) decisions on what to do, or what not to do, on every level. How much is either side wiling to gamble on being wrong? Those are much more interesting questions to me as a journalist than whether or not the planet is warming."