News Media Complicity With Climate Science Deniers | Pete Altman's Blog | Switchboard, from NRDC

Just 25 years ago, more than half of Americans (55 percent) thought that reporters generally got their facts right, according to the Pew Research Center. As of last fall, that view was shared by less than one in three Americans (29 percent). When Pew does the same survey next year, it wouldn’t surprise me to see that number on the perceived accuracy of the news media to slide even lower.

Look at recent climate change coverage and you will see why Americans are so down on reporters and editors.

Twitter / Candice Jackson, Esq

At FreedomFest2010: Orson Scott Card saying CO2 is tiny source of possible global warming, scientists ignore main source, water vapor #tcot

Green jobs just muddy the climate-change waters | smh.com.au

...as the Australia Institute warns in a policy brief to be released today, there's a lot of woolly thinking about green jobs. It seems to be little more than a propaganda tool.

At Last! A 'Climate Change' [Hoax] Swimsuit Magazine

It's also one of the the greatest hoaxes of all time, but we already knew that.

Knock, knock. It’s Gillard’s green police | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

This Green Nanny State toughness won’t stop the world from warming, of course, but a lot of busybodies will have fun pushing you around and making you spend more.
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Why do so many green programs fail, delivering less than promised for more than allocated? It’s because, first, they are government-run, and, second, the air of holiness about them stops people from asking the most basic questions about delivery. And so it will prove with Gillard’s latest scheme, not least the extra help she’ll give to wind, solar and tidal power.