Fossil Fools Day 2010: Pull a prank that packs a punch April 1 « It’s Getting Hot In Here

This April, join Rising Tide North America as we pull some pranks that pack a punch. Use the simply subversive to the downright disruptive: office occupations, banner drops, road blockades, clownish parades, spoof product launches, sub-vertising, leaflets, street theater, lock-downs and laugh-ins. Whatever works for you and your group!
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And remember what Abbie Hoffman said: “The first duty of a revolutionary is to get away with it.”
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Brought to you by your friendly neighborhood radical climate network, Rising Tide North America

Flashback: Al Gore Encourages Civil Disobedience To Stop Coal Plants

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nobel Peace Prize winner and environmental crusader Al Gore urged young people on Wednesday to engage in civil disobedience to stop the construction of coal plants without the ability to store carbon.

Safety Valves and Rabbit Holes - Chris Horner - Planet Gore on National Review Online

You have heard much talk about various schemes devised by members of Congress to ensure that the energy tax masquerading as a rationing scheme — the cap-and-trade wonder that President Obama insists will cause your electricity prices to "necessarily skyrocket" and "bankrupt" key industries — won't cost you anything. And yet it will still lead you to use far less energy, result in the invention of pixie dust, and otherwise do all those things that Europe's scheme failed to do.

From Europe today comes yet another admission that, unless the thing hurts — bad, it won't do anything emissions-wise (nor climate-wise, given that the overwhelming majority of the world's nations say fuggedaboudit).

IPCC claims three page paper is a ’study’ « ClimateQuotes.com

I'm not claiming that the figures the IPCC gives are wrong. I'm just showing, again, that those who claim the IPCC is the gold standard are only kidding themselves. That paper wouldn't have a dream of being published in any journal, yet the IPCC calls it a 'study' and cites it. That's just plain lazy, at best, and downright devious otherwise. They are either incompetent or misleading. Maybe both.

The case for climate action must be remade from the ground upwards | Ian Katz | Comment is free | The Guardian

...it is clear that the energy has drained from the push for a global deal.