Man Made Global Warming Disproved « JoNova

Every which way we measure it, the models predictions don’t match the observations.

The warming we’ve had in the last thirty years implies that at best, we could expect 1°C from a doubling of CO2, but observations from eight natural experiments around the globe, and even on Mars and Venus suggest that 0.4°C is the upper bound of climate sensitivity to any cause. In addition, if Miscolscki is right, and an increase in carbon dioxide leads to a decrease in water vapor, then the sensitivity due to CO2 could be close to zero.

The global warming predictions are contradicted by the data. The vast funding which is now being directed to ‘solving’ global warming should be redirected to researching hypotheses which are consistent with empirical data and confirmed by observable evidence.

Former PNG climate change office head guilty of murder

The former head of Papua New Guinea’s Climate Change office, Dr Theo Yasause, has been found guilty of murder.

Yasause was found guilty of killing former rugby league player, Aquila Emil, near the Lamana hotel in Port Moresby in the early hours of Febuary the 4th last year.

The Post Courier reports that police say Yasause had an argument with Mr Emil and shot him at point black range using a pistol.

Apollo’s Curse and Climate Change | Foreign Policy Journal

The sad story of Cassandra is suggestive of the dilemma confronting the climate change scientific community. In modern civilization, interpreting scientific evidence and projecting trends is as close to trustworthy prophesy as this civilization is likely to get.

A rightwing insurrection is usurping our democracy | George Monbiot | Comment is free | The Guardian

For 30 years big business, neoliberal thinktanks and the media have colluded to capture our political system. They're winning

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U.N. climate chief urges greater ambition in Doha http://reut.rs/WcxecE  climate negotiators are like a broken record

U.N. climate chief urges greater ambition in Doha | Reuters

"This is an enormous lost opportunity to the United States, and particularly to the United States manufacturing industries, if they do not take advantage of the opportunities that are given to them with the explosion in green technologies that could be one very important way for the United States to move out of its fiscal cliff," Figueres said.