Blah, blah, blah: Redefining security with [climate fraud]

In an interview with NATO Review, the chairman of the Nobel Peace Prize winning IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) says that climate change’s security implications require a new approach and definition of security.
Dr Rajendra Pachauri, whose IPCC shared the Prize with Al Gore in 2007, highlighted the strain that climate change will have on resources, borders, mass migrations and on governments and international organisations. He suggests changes in structure and direction for both the United Nations and NATO and emphasises the need for visionary leaders.

Taming the carbonivores | Carbon Offsets Daily

FRANCE’S president, Nicolas Sarkozy, does not like to do things by halves. In characteristically grandiose fashion he described his plan to introduce a carbon tax as “the only choice that could guarantee…the future of our planet”.
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Greenpeace, an environmental lobby group, said “it would change absolutely nothing in terms of behaviour.”
...Until then, a far greater incentive to reduce fuel consumption may turn out to be a quite separate plan—expected to be unveiled next week—for a generous cash subsidy to buy electric cars.

[Note: No mention of global warming or climate change]: Big Oil Goes Green | Newsweek

Big Oil is going to be an increasingly important investor in alternative energy. Venture-capital money has dried up.