Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Grouchy Old Cripple: More Global Warming
When I woke up this morning, the global warming was really coming down. This is the second time it has snowed in Atlanta this year. According to Pope Albert I of the Church of AGW, all the snow we have been having this winter is a result of global warming.
Cold Manatees Delay Blue Spring Opening - Green Pages - using natl News Story - WESH Orlando
The winter has claimed more than 300 manatees so far this year.
The Diamondback - Environmentalism and religion: The climate of faith
You might be surprised who just encouraged Catholics to go green for Lent: the Pope. Pope Benedict XVI has been called “the green Pope” because of his efforts to make the Vatican carbon neutral and his use of religious doctrine to advocate for humanity’s moral responsibility to care for the planet.
A Climate of Inquiry - WSJ.com
Two paragraphs down, Mr. Pachauri adds: "Meanwhile, we stand firmly behind the rigor and robustness of the 4th Assessment Report's conclusions. . . . based on an overwhelming body of evidence from thousands of peer-reviewed and independent scientific studies." That is to say, the outcome of Mr. Pachauri's inquiry has already been determined—the science will be found to be sound. Too bad for him that the IPCC is likely past the point where it can salvage its tattered reputation.
Committee to Governor: Withdraw from Cap-and-Trade Compact | KCPW
(KCPW News) State Representative Mike Noel’s attempt to get Utah out of the Western Climate Initiative cleared a Senate committee this morning. His resolution urges the governor to withdraw from the regional greenhouse gas cap-and-trade compact between several states and Canadian provinces. But University of Utah professor Joe Andrade told the committee that passing Noel’s proposal would be like ignoring the science linking cigarettes with lung cancer.
Joseph D. Andrade, Ph.D., Home Page, main view
Professor, Department of Bioengineering;
Professor, Materials Science and Engineering;
Professor, Department of Pharmaceutics,
College of Pharmacy

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