BBC's climate change scam | The Australian

First, it has betrayed its statutory obligation to be impartial, using the excuse that any dissent from official orthodoxy was so insignificant that it should be just ignored or made to look ridiculous.

Second, it has betrayed the principles of responsible journalism, by allowing its coverage to become so one-sided that it has too often amounted to no more than propaganda.

Third, it has betrayed the fundamental principles of science, which relies on unrelenting scepticism towards any theory until it can be shown to provide a comprehensive explanation for the observed evidence.

In all these respects, the BBC has been guilty above all of abusing the trust of its audience, and of all those compelled to pay for it. On one of the most important and far-reaching issues of our time, its coverage has been so tendentious that it has given its viewers a picture not just misleading but at times even fraudulent.

Why Would Anyone Be Embarrassed To Be Associated With Fossil Fuels? | Real Science

Fossil fuels are what makes our modern lifestyle possible. Life was very short and completely sucked for most people before the days of fossil fuels.

BBC News - Climate talks stall with nations 'wasting time'

The latest round of UN climate talks has made little progress, observers say.

The meeting in Bonn, Germany saw angry exchanges between rich nations, fast-industrialising ones and those prone to climate impacts.

Campaigners spoke of a "coalition of the unwilling" including the US, China, India and several Gulf states.

...Funding hiatus

Three years ago, developed countries pledged that by 2020 they would be providing $100bn per year for poor nations, to help them "green" their economies and prepare for impacts of climate change.

For the period 2009-12, they are provided $10bn per year in "fast-start finance".

But that agreement comes to an end in December, and no developed nation has yet indicated what happens afterwards.

Twitter / ClimateReality: One of the most adorable a

One of the most adorable animals we can think of now at risk from rising temperatures: Baby sea turtles http://ow.ly/b9hUw  via @GlobalPost