Thursday, April 18, 2013

Financial Standard - Global cooling on carbon
If you think gold's recent swan dive was unnerving, spare a thought for those who bought carbon credits - that's where the climate change has really happened.
CER supply to shrink as Chinese firms abandon U.N. carbon market
BEIJING, April 18 (Reuters Point Carbon) - China’s drive to cut emissions by launching regional greenhouse gas markets could help erode a surplus of carbon credits that has plagued the world’s biggest carbon offset market, but only because companies abandon the scheme, according to project developer Climate Bridge.
Route Change Forces Keystone Foes to Shift Focus - Bloomberg
Then TransCanada offered a new route that largely avoids the Sand Hills and won the support of Heineman. While oil spills remain a concern, environmental groups opposed to the pipeline have shifted their emphasis to the more complex charge that mining Canadian tar sands will result in more greenhouse gases and exacerbate global warming.
Three Feet Of Permanent Drought Strikes Colorado | Real Science
Climate experts keep talking about unprecedented drought, as we continue to get buried by record snowstorm after record snowstorm.
Time to shoot the husky, Dave – Telegraph Blogs
[Delingpole] There is so much good news about the collapse of the EU's carbon trading scam, that I'm not sure where to begin. But let's start with the fact that it has really, really annoyed Bryony Worthington - the activist from the hard-left anti-capitalist pressure group Friends of the Earth who wrote the most economically suicidal piece of legislation in British history, the Climate Change Act. Even more delightfully, it will also have upset Tim "Trougher" Yeo and Lord "King Trougher" Deben, both of whom were not only fully behind this latest planned EU conspiracy against the energy user and the taxpayer but who also had the sublime gall to suggest that this market rigging is what Margaret Thatcher would have wanted

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