Federal agency OK’s Shell carbon capture project | JunkScience.com
Shell Canada’s flagship $1.35-billion carbon capture and storage project at its Scotford bitumen upgrader moved a step closer to reality this week with the release of a federal environment assessment.
The only thing it doesn’t do is justify such a stupid activity as CCS…
CSM: Gas prices should be higher | JunkScience.com
You should be subjected to [more] punitive taxation (only your suffering can appease the capricious weather gods)
If a company developed a drug for the treatment of a disease but did not do clinical tests, it would not be prescribed by reputable physicians. Indeed, there are claims by pill companies that promote health benefits, yet the Federal Drug Administration requires adding
“This statement has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease”?
There is a clear analog with multi-decadal climate model predictions where no skill has been shown in hindcast predictions of changes in multi-decadal regional climate statistics.
Goldberg: Obama’s pump debacle | JunkScience.com
“Mr. Obama desperately wants people to think he’s against higher gas prices – at least until he gets re-elected.”
California ready to cut greenhouse gases. Next, doing it. | JunkScience.com
I’m not certain, should this be under “celebrating disaster” or “Left-coast looniness”?
GREEN SKEPTICS - The Beginning of the End | martindurkin.com
Then it happened (the strange thing). He told me that, though he was still keen to save Mother Earth for future generations by recycling envelopes, he confided with me that he and many of his chums thought global warming was a pile of boloney. He told me we just leaving an ice age (which of course is wrong, but I thought it was rude to correct him).
The bloke swam before my eyes. Here was a bearded greenie, willing to give up his precious evenings for the cause, and even he didn’t swallow the nonsense about climate change. As I said good-bye and closed the door I was tempted to agree with Al Gore and the bigwigs at the IPCC … the debate is over.
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