Napa among first in Bay Area to use new [bad-weather-preventing] road repair technique

Fewer greenhouse gasses are emitted during the process because existing asphalt concrete pavement is recycled on the spot to make a new surface.
...Because cold-in-place recycling is relatively new to the Bay Area, Napa will use this project to educate surrounding towns, LaRochelle said. The city will make a video and host two on-site workshops for area public works departments and decision makers. Part of the grant money is to be used for education, Demery said.

Napa is sharing a $2 million federal Innovative Climate Change Grant with Sonoma County.

Column - The cheat is worse than the tax | Herald Sun Andrew Bolt Blog

So, sure, let’s tell people to keep a lid on that rage, and to mind their manners.

But hold to account those who so recklessly provoked this anger.

How mad was it for Gillard to think she could steal an election with a lie - or false promise - without driving voters into a fury, or even a panic at their sudden loss of control.

This is Labor’s greatest crime. For its own political interests, it defrauded voters and stirred a deep anger that is righteous, but also dangerous.

Revolution in WA? | Climate Nonconformist

If a royal commission was conducted in WA, if would set a precedent to other governments across the country. A fair and impartial enquiry would cast strong doubts over the need for a carbon tax and bring skeptical views into the mainstream. It is the first step towards stopping global warming hysteria.

The CLIMATE SCEPTICS Blog: Dr Wes Allen (The Weather Makers Re-examined) talks to Alan Jones

Previously TCS blog wrote of Dr Allen's investigative exposure of Tim Flanney's The Weather Makers.
Wes' book The Weather Makers - Re-examined showed that Dr Flannery's book contained:

23 misinterpretations,
28 contradictory statements,
31 untraceable or suspect sources,
45 failures to reflect uncertainty,
66 over-simplifications or factual errors,
78 exaggerations and over a hundred unsupported dogmatic statements, many of them quite outlandish.

On Wednesday 17 August, 2GB's Alan Jones interviewed Dr Allen.