Caribbean carbon neutral tourism programme ends
BELMOPAN, Belize, Dec 15, CMC – The Belize –based Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) says the three year Caribbean Carbon Neutral Tourism Programme (CCNTP) that sought to aid the region in responding to climate change ends later this month.Steve Goreham on the ups and downs of modern environmentalism | Washington Times Communities
Goreham: I find that the scientific community is usually not very open to skeptical ideas about man-made climate change. Climate skeptics are labeled “deniers,” as in “holocaust deniers.” Most arguments against skeptical positions claim consensus, as in “97 percent of scientists agree with the theory of man-made warming,” or personally attack the skeptic as “a shill for energy companies,” rather than discuss the science.Asking Steve Goreham: Why don't you believe humans cause climate change? | Washington Times Communities
My presentations at colleges attract strong student interest, but these presentations are usually sponsored by the economics departments. My requests for a debate on the science of global warming with science departments have been turned down by ten different universities in the Midwest.
In 1990, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change predicted a global rise in temperatures of 0.3 degrees Celsius per decade. Twenty-two years later, global temperatures remain far below even the lowest IPCC estimate.Twitter / ClimateOfGavin [Schmidt]: What do climate scientists ...
What do climate scientists do on a Friday night? Watch 'Chasing Ice' - excellent, visceral, wow.
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