What should we call people who care about climate change and clean energy? | Grist

The fact is, PCCCCE are extremely diverse. There needs to be a term for them that doesn't carry too much ideological baggage, something they would all accept, even given their cultural and policy differences. Are they "climate change advocates"? Well, they don't advocate for climate change. The "climate concerned"? Weak. "Climate crusaders"? Too do-goody. "Clean energy advocates"? Sterile and wonky. "Greens"? Meh. That term has been drained of all life or power by the trendy marketing of the last five years. "Sustainable ... ists?"

EU Referendum: On my way

Meanwhile, in an entertaining aside, a DECC spokesman was contacted today about the claim in The Daily Telegraph that Huhne was seeking an extra 44,000 wind turbines. DECC denied any knowledge of the claim. "Looks to us as if it was idle speculation," she said.

Deep (Climate) Abstrusity « The Unbearable Nakedness of CLIMATE CHANGE

if Bradley did read Wegman, how did Bradley manage to fail to spot the plagiarism for so many years?

Latest UN CDM scam « Heliogenic Climate Change

Hot on the tail of the last UN CDM scam comes the latest scam

In Kansas, Climate Skeptics Embrace Green Energy - Series - NYTimes.com

“Don’t mention global warming,” warned Nancy Jackson, chairwoman of the Climate and Energy Project, a small nonprofit group that aims to get people to rein in the fossil fuel emissions that contribute to climate change. “And don’t mention Al Gore. People out here just hate him.”

False prophet Paul Ehrlich still at it

Attributing recent species extinctions to global warming has one large problem: Even the IPCC says that we have had less than one degree Celsius average temperature rise since the beginning of the 20th century. Saying that such a tiny warming has had any effect on anything is absurd. All animals encounter much larger temperature variations than that in the course of a single day, for instance. So it is clear that the extinctions and population reductions mentioned below were NOT caused by global warming. Much of the drop in amphibian populations was caused by fungi