Faint young sun paradox explained by Stanford – greenhouse effect not involved « Watts Up With That?

Early Earth stayed warm because its ocean absorbed more sunlight; greenhouse gases were not involved, Stanford researchers say. See more about the Faint sun paradox here. A video clip follows.

[Obama voter Tom Fuller]: Salving our conscience at the expense of the poor

Boycott Greenpeace

Here in the U.S. there are currently 22 coal power plants under construction. If I might be so bold, I would like to suggest that Greenpeace practice its activism here in the land of the rich and let the poor and the dying have access to the power they need to lift themselves out of misery.
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Anybody who contributes to Greenpeace after this is supporting the modern equivalent of colonial imperialism.

News: Fate of the World Unveiled - GamersHell.com

Red Redemption has announced that Fate of the World will be the title of its latest game currently scheduled for release in Q3 2010. The game features a set of global warming scenarios covering 200 years of Earth's existence. At the heart of the game are 10 'Masterplans' where the player calls the shots for all mankind including 'Apocalypse' where the gut wrenching goal is to raise the planet's temperature a lethal degree; 'Lifeboat' where the goal is to save only the player while abandoning everyone else to whatever catastrophes await them; and 'Utopia' where a player can try to build a perfect society while battling population growth.

Lines drawn on climate change

In one of the cartoons the god Shiva, who customarily resides in the freezing Himalayas, is forced by global warming to live humiliatingly in a fridge with all the impending unpleasant consequences.