Bank Of America Gives $50 Bil In Payola To Green Lobby In New Shakedown - Investors.com
Activism: First the affordable housing crowd shook down banks for mortgage payola for the poor. Now the environmental lobby is shaking them down for cash to underwrite President Obama's risky green agenda.
In a strange announcement, Bank of America this week pledged an eye-popping $50 billion in loans for "renewable energy" projects — windmills, solar panels and hybrids — over the next 10 years.
Understanding climate scepticism: a ‘sceptic’ responds | Talking Climate
[Geoff Chambers] I agree with you that turning up the volume on the science is unlikely to reduce scepticism about climate change, but not for the reason you give. The more people learn about the science, the more they see how dodgy is the climate science responsible for rising energy prices. One of the results of the Kahan study you refer to was that the more scientifically literate tend to be more sceptical.
...My earliest research into the question of climate change was conducted in the pages of the Guardian, and I was shocked to see this once liberal broad-minded paper adopting a Pravda-like policy of news filtering and censorship, with George Monbiot, a journalist I’d admired, conducting petty vindictive campaigns against fellow-journalists and, after being the first journalist to acknowledge the seriousness of Climategate, making a Maoist-style confession of his error. I’m not personally the least interested in the science of climate change. I’m very interested in the existence of a rational left-of-centre press.
AR5’s coming – get busy: why scientists must get better at communicating uncertainty | Carbon Brief
Scientists are able now to create a greater range of projected climate outcomes because they're now able to introduce "known unknowns", Maslin said.
Nine climate change pictures I really don't need to see again | Carbon Brief
Communicating the fact that climate change will be disruptive to human society while not overplaying the science is hard. What to
do? Focus on specific, easy to remember facts. Like, as successive IPCC reports haven't shown, climate change will turn you into a fish wearing a terrible shirt. Oh dear WWF Belgium.
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