Frozen in time | Greenpeace International

As I write, the Norwegians are planning to open a new coal mine in Luncknefjell. It’s a bitter irony, that a fossil fuel which accelerates both the melt of the Svalbard glaciers and the Arctic sea ice, is mined at the very place where climate change impacts most of all.

Question: If Greenland has always been cold, what's coal doing there?

Inhofe: Al Gore is Irrelevant | MRCTV

Senator James Inhofe (R-OK), the leading climate change skeptic in the U.S. Senate and the author of the upcoming book “HOAX” was kind enough to talk to MRCTV for a few seconds the other day. We asked the Senator his thoughts on Former Vice President Al Gore’s recent 24-hour Internet marathon, intended to win over those who are skeptical of environmentalist’s claims concerning the severity of climate change. Inhofe was not swayed by the Gore-athon, and told us that in his view the Former Vice President was no longer relevant to the ongoing national conversation on the matter.

Labor censors Dr Dennis Jensen — denies peer reviewed science « JoNova: Science, carbon, climate and tax

The ALP will accept an unaudited foreign committee report, whole, without question, but not scientific evidence from an elected Australian representative. Who are the climate science deniers? Is it the same team that calls people mindless denigrating names?

The EU's free CO2 allowances: A gift to the rich | EurActiv

The Czech Republic's intention to hand out free CO2 allowances to CEZ, an already profitable energy company, would turn it into a dominant actor on the EU energy market and paradoxically threaten competition, writes Barbora Hanzlova, from the CEE Bankwatch Network.