German registry warns of scam sales - News - Point Carbon

Online hackers have accessed carbon registries and sold around 250,000 allowances fraudulently.

How climate-change fanatics corrupted science | Washington Examiner

Quick, name the most distrusted occupations. Trial lawyers? Pretty scuzzy, as witness the disgraced John Edwards, kept from the vice presidency in 2004 by the electoral votes of Ohio. Used car dealers? Always near the bottom of the list, as witness the universal understanding of the word "clunker."

But over the last three months a new profession has moved smartly up the list and threatens to overtake all. Climate scientist.
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The secular religion of global warming has all the elements of a religious faith: original sin (we are polluting the planet), ritual (separate your waste for recycling), redemption (renounce economic growth) and the sale of indulgences (carbon offsets). We are told that we must have faith (all argument must end, as Al Gore likes to say) and must persecute heretics (global warming skeptics are like Holocaust deniers, we are told).

People in the grip of such a religious frenzy evidently feel justified in lying, concealing good evidence and plucking bad evidence from whatever flimsy source may be at hand.

[California continues to blow public money on climate fraud]: The Space-Age Disco Ball For Combating Climate Change : Greentech Media

The $50,000 machine employs lasers and a specially designed chamber that contains three calibrated mirrors that Picarro claims can measure greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane with far more accuracy and geographic specificity than conventional detectors.
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The California Air Resources Board today announced it has bought seven of the devices and will soon train 700 technicians how to use them.

Kenya Calls on African Countries to Push for Climate Change [Hoax] Agenda. | Newstime Africa

Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki has challenged African countries to continue developing national and regional strategies for climate change. Addressing the 14th AU Ordinary Summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Kibaki pointed out that the severe effects of climate change threatened the very survival of nations and mankind. The President regretted that despite Africa being widely acknowledged as the least contributor to the causes of global warming it continues to bear the brunt of the adverse effects of climate change caused by the effect of green house gases.