Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Senators Call Obama On His Energy Lies | Power Line

Now, however, Obama’s re-election campaign is in trouble, in large part because voters aren’t happy about being impoverished by Obama’s anti-energy policies. So, in an absurd turnabout, Obama has postured himself as an advocate of “drill, baby, drill.” In order to defend himself, Obama has repeatedly and consistently lied about his own administration’s policies and about America’s energy resources. That is a harsh characterization, but there is simply no other way to put it.

Paul Houle: Bill McKibben shows “foreign radicals” can help Canada save environment | Vancouver, Canada | Straight.com

Klein talked about how McKibben went after President Barack Obama to reinstall solar panels on the roof of the White House. In a great publicity coup, McKibben indicated that he didn’t want just any solar panels. He wanted to find the same ones that former president Jimmy Carter had installed there back in 1979 and that were later removed by Ronald Reagan.

The Carter panels were eventually located at a college in Maine. However, the Obama administration rejected them, but pledged to install brand new ones by a certain date. That time came and went, and, to this date, no panels have appeared atop the Obama White House.

David Suzuki: Religious right’s rejection of science is baffling | Vancouver, Canada | Straight.com

Is the world getting nuttier?

Smoking Gun That GISS/HadCRUT Are Garbage | Real Science

Between 1850 and 1906, Antarctic ice receded thirty miles. According to Phil and James, temperatures were much colder then.  Yet over the last thirty years, Antarctic ice has expanded, despite claimed much warmer temperatures.

Given the essential principle of polar amplification, the only conclusion which can be drawn is that GISS and HadCRUT are both complete crap. Temperatures had to have been warmer in 1906 than they are now.

2351 Days vs. 2 Weeks | Real Science

It has been 2,351 days since a major hurricane hit the US, the longest such period on record.

By contrast, in 1893 the US was hit by two major hurricanes within two weeks. Kerry Emanuel says that hurricanes are getting more intense and doing more damage.

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