Greenpeace on thin ice

Because there has not been any real warming in over ten years, Greenpeace decided to start using the phrase "climate change" instead. "Climate change" comes in very handy, because it can be used for all imaginable types of weather events, e.g. colder winters in Europe, temperature increases in sub-saharan Africa or floods in other parts of the world. Thus Greenpeace is in a position to continue its scaremongering and fundraising, even if the actual warming has stopped.

Panda Poop Could Be Key To Producing Biofuels « CBS Denver

DENVER (CBS4) – The waste of one of the world’s most endangered animals may hold the key to producing biofuels. The potency of the discovery had scientists talking about it at a major chemistry conference in Denver on Monday.

Al Gore Calls "BS" and Racism on Climate Change Skeptics - Page 2 - Technorati Politics

This brings us back to Mr. Gore’s now widely circulated “bullshit” tirade, which he uncorked the day after the Rasmussen survey was released, as Taylor reported, at an event to promote, among other things, “nonpartisan principles.” (Insert the sound of me chortling here.)

At the end of the day, no matter how much Al Gore believes that the debate on climate change is over, it would appear that a large number of Americans believe quite the opposite. I think the former vice president would be doing himself a huge favor to not even try to slightly compare his plight to the fight against racism well and to make a little room for some civilized and intellectually honest discourse.

Hurricane Irene Aftermath: Media Overhyped Storm to Boost Obama, Promote Global Warming Theory: Limbaugh - International Business Times

Limbaugh concluded: "Folks, it was a national embarrassment, the hype over this hurricane."