The Silence on Global Warming | Consortiumnews

Yet, just as the U.S. news media failed the country in 2003 by caving to the Right’s pressure on the Iraq invasion, American journalism is now failing future generations by cowering in front of the loud voices of powerful climate-change deniers.

Miami No. 1 city most vulnerable to climate change - South Florida Business Journal

Miami ranked No. 1 on a list of port cities most vulnerable to climate change, according to Bloomberg.

In order to help the people of Miami adapt to CO2-induced climate change, will the people of China (the world's largest CO2 emitter) voluntarily transfer large amounts of wealth to the people of Miami sometime soon?

An Example Of The Failure To Properly Respond To Climate Risk By The Obama Administration | Climate Science: Roger Pielke Sr.

The clear implication is that the Obama administration is going to continue with the top-down, global climate model approach to respond to extreme weather events. Their focus will be on mandating reductions in CO2 emissions as a way to reduce the occurrence of these extreme events...the top-down approach is too narrow, and will likely result in poor policy choices since all mitigation and adaptation responses to weather extremes are not being considered.

The New Nostradamus of the North: Megalomaniac global warming project in the Australian Bush

Global warming alarmists love to peddle false information about the "huge big oil funding" available for "climate deniers". Instead they should perhaps take a look at their own funding, which makes the modest resources available for "sceptics" pale. This brand new megalomaniac project in Australia is just one example:

Nine storey cranes and 28 metre high ring structures in native bushland that can produce the elevated atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations predicted for later this century are among the state-of-the-art research facilities to be officially opened today by Senator Chris Evans at the University of Western Sydney’s Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment.