Mr. Worthing: Spot the difference

"THE WORLD’S biggest ever event in support of people and wildlife threatened by climate change appears to have left Shetlanders rather unimpressed" says the Shetland News

The American Spectator : The Spectacle Blog : Global Warming on 15-Year Hold

But whatever one's rationale, now seems like a good time to abandon the climate panic and its apparent real purpose, the
thoroughly anti-prosperity agenda, and get on with putting things back together from amid the rubble of the same crowd's other great
ideas.

Military sees threats, worry in climate change — The Daily Climate

...There is not a shred of political correctness in what the military is doing with energy efficiency or renewable energy. -- Dennis McGinn, retired Navy vice admiral

"It's really the first step in the Navy's effort to make the SEALs net-zero energy and net-zero water (use) down the road," said Thomas Hicks, the Navy's Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy. 

Making the SEALs into a leaner, greener tactical force is one of many such steps being taken by all branches as the U.S. military reduces its environmental footprint. The Army is targeting net-zero energy use at several bases, and the Navy and Air Force are experimenting with running jets on biofuels that use wood waste and algae and less petroleum. In Afghanistan, patrols now carry eco-friendly solar blankets and LED lamps.

First Ever April Arctic Peak | Real Science

Arctic sea ice area, which is now greater than 1996, has set a new milestone. This is the first year which Arctic sea ice area peaked in April.

William M. Briggs, Statistician » Climate Denial And Slavery

The amusing thing about all this is that each academic offering the slavery-skepticism argument is that each creates some version of the Sky Is Falling which is worse than that which is offered by most climatologists. That is, they seem to accept that all is worst than we had feared because doing so is consonant with their desires or world views.

For example, on her web page Norgaard lists among her specialties “environmental justice”, “gender and race and environment”, “climate change denial.” She has written such works as “The Social Organization of Climate Denial: Emotions, Culture and Political Economy”, and “Climate Denial and the Construction of Innocence: Reproducing Transnational Privilege in the Face of Climate Change.”