Climate Change Champion [Hoax] Sebastian Giraud

What a couple of months it's been! There's been the launch of my project to reduce the carbon footprint of my school, the launch of the Welsh Assembly Government's Climate Change Strategy, HRH Prince Charles' Start Festival, a TV Interview and gosh, much much more!

New Climate Change Thriller “Melting Down” to Launch in Spring 2011 on Environmental Expert

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Harvey Stone, environmental consultant for corporations, municipalities, and government agencies, penned an environmental thriller about a terrorist plot to exploit the global consequences of climate change and seize control of the world’s energy sector. Published by independent press The Way Things Are Publications, Melting Down’s use of political intrigue, suspense, and action that span the globe dramatically demonstrates both the science and the impact of climate change.

Amid the climate gloom life goes on and nature thrives

The alarmist claims of eco-warriors such as Al Gore have suggested melting polar ice caps will cause sea levels to rise by seven metres over the next century, with catastrophic results for coastal cities globally. The best guess of the United Nations climate panel says that sea levels will not rise more than half a metre in that period. The climate economist Richard Tol has shown that rising temperatures would actually deliver a range of benefits to the planet and to mankind, including reduced energy costs for many. For most of earth's 4.5 billion year history, life has developed most quickly, with the greatest diversity, in periods without ice caps.

Getting genetic leg up on climate change | Harvard Gazette

A Harvard botanist is citing climate change lessons learned at Walden Pond and urging evolutionary biologists into the global warming fray, where their knowledge of species’ genetic relationships can inform climate change predictions and guide mitigation efforts.

Rutgers Prof: Having Lots of Kids is Like Littering | Blogs | NCRegister.com

Rutgers University Professor Helen Fisher, of the Center for Human Evolution Studies has written for Oprah Magazine and today was on the Joy Behar show talking about women making the choice to be childless. She described having lots of children as littering. But truly that barely rises to the surface as the most offensive thing in this panel discussion from hell.