EU Referendum: The face of reason

This is Kumi Naidoo, described as the head of Greenpeace. He – or so we are told – argues that it is justifiable to break the law in order to alert people to the threat of climate change.

Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: Much Ado About Nothing

Jon Krosnick of Stanford University argues that the recent issues in climate science have done very little to alter public opinion in the United States on climate change.

Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: Bias in IPCC AR4 WG III? A Guest Post by Richard Tol and Chris Green

Table SPM.1 is wrong and misleading. It is wrong to suggest that emission reduction costs are independent of the assumed future developments. It is misleading to conclude that emissions can be substantially reduced at negative economic cost.

[Springtime in the Arctic: Did we mention that it's still really cold up here?]: The Catlin Arctic Survey 2010

Despite the temperature being -38 C yesterday, conditions actually feel surprisingly pleasant compared to last year, and it’s blowing a nice breeze.

Monday Meltdown: March 15th 2010 « The Daily Bayonet

Coke-heads are killing the planet, the Royals don’t talk to each other and NASA’s data is junk.

EU should step up climate cut

Sharp falls in manufacturing and power consumption caused by the economic downturn will account for about a third of the EU's planned reduction, it said.

``The economic crisis will already do the job,'' Sander de Bruyn, one of the CE Delft researchers said. ``We should now adopt the minus 30 percent goal.''

On The Brutality Of “Nature” – A Response To “Climate Of Fear” « The Unbearable Nakedness of CLIMATE CHANGE

Will there be any good coming out of Nature becoming the home of motivational speeches for climate hooligans? What an undignified spectacle that would be. Luckily, the planet will not take much notice, and hopefully neither will the general public, and those scientists and people interested like us all in learning the world as it is, rather than through the distorting lenses of misdirected, alarmist activisms.