Joe Bastardi Explains Why the Cold Miser Is Winning the Climate-Change Showdown | Little Gold Men | Vanity Fair

We’ve had the third snowiest weather in Northern Hemisphere history, but moisture in the snow pack is below normal. Which means it’s not because there’s more moisture but because it’s been colder. He’s just not looking at the facts. With the global temperature collapsing, you can’t be saying, “Well, it’s getting colder because it’s getting warmer.” That’s the opposite argument they were using when the temperature was going up.

Job creators: EPA the biggest barrier to job creation | Heliogenic Climate Change

“The Environmental Protection Agency is the biggest barrier to doing business in the U.S., according to an analysis of a congressional survey.”

The American Spectator : AmSpecBlog : Enviro Poll: Global Warming Overblown

In a survey conducted for Colorado College's State of the Rockies project -- one in which most questions were designed to produce environmentalism-friendly results (of the "Do you favor clean air?" "Do you favor clean water?" nature) -- most respondents in five Mountain states ranked global warming as a low priority and overblown as a problem. Asked to identify the top two or three most important environmental problems today, only 4 percent cited global warming and 1 percent mentioned climate change (7 percent said the federal government was one of the most important environmental problems!). Forty-three percent of respondents characterized climate change as "not a problem," while 27 percent believed it was an "extremely serious" or "very serious" problem.

Further, when asked their views on global warming, 32 percent of respondents said it was "overblown" as a problem and 51 percent believed no action should be taken, while 48 percent believed some action is warranted.