The Real Climate Confusion | CEI

Over at HuffPo, the founder of DeSmogBlog tries to divert attention from the collapsing "consensus" on global warming by saying that it's all the fault of a decades-long "climate confusion campaign" waged by, among others, the Competitive Enterprise Institute. While it is nice of him to give us the credit for the good sense of the American people, his Scooby Doo-style "if it wasn't for those meddling kids" argument actually represents the real attempt to muddy the waters.

CBS News Starting To Get It Right - Minnesotans For Global Warming

Saw this on CBS News last night and I thought it was a pretty fair report. Of course I may be biased because they used our youTube video. But you have to give credit where credit is due.

Die Klimazwiebel: Energy use and carbon emissions per capita

The overall picture for all countries is that, with some particular exceptions, there is no 'explosive growth' in CO2 emissions per capita. The explosive growth, for instance in Chinese emissions, stems from population growth.

Climate Observations: OHC Linear Trends and Recent Update of NODC OHC (0-700 Meters) Data

IF the multi-decade variations in North Atlantic OHC are similar in timing to the AMO, and IF the AMO did peak in 2005, and IF (lots of big IFs) the decline in North Atlantic OHC persists for another two plus decades, will global OHC continue to remain flat (or decline) for that long, too? Many of the other ocean basins are showing recent flattening or declines, so the North Atlantic is not alone.

Several Heads of States Renew Call for Binding Climate Treaty | Environment | English

The United States and China are notably absent at the gathering. Some experts caution that pushing for legally binding carbon caps will be fruitless because such a pact will not be approved by the U.S. Congress.