Hillary Clinton tries to save Copenhagen talks - - POLITICO.com

COPENHAGEN — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton threw a climate change Hail Mary on Thursday in hopes of salvaging the Copenhagen talks from collapse – pledging U.S. participation in a multinational fund to provide poor nations with a $100 billion a year by 2020.
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"It would be hard to imagine, speaking for the United States, that there could be the level of financial commitment I have just announced in the absence of transparency from [China], the [world’s] second biggest emitter,” she told reporters.

Power Line - What Are They Doing In Copenhagen?

Don't fall for the pretense that the international "green" movement is about anything other than anti-free enterprise and anti-American ideology. That was demonstrated once again in Copenhagen, where, after other speakers received luke-warm welcomes, Venezuelan tyrant Hugo Chavez was given an ecstatic reception:

Power Line - The supremacy of Tuvalu

Andrew Bolt gets to the heart of the conference with a look at one of the lesser known figures. Bolt writes: "Nothing is real in Copenhagen - not the temperature record, not the predictions, not the agenda, not the 'solution.'"
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The neighbor's description of the fake from Tuvalu is also noteworthy. She says he is "very high up in climate change," as though it's a business, which of course it is.

Bike Europe - News: Cycling Stars at Copenhagen Climate [Hoax] Conference

A tripling of cycling (*) in Europe at the expense of individual motorized trips, would save 49.1 million tons of CO2 or 5 % of CO2 transport emissions.”

Twitter / AP Climate Pool

toilet humor: AP's Seth Borenstein says most pressure on delegates' bladders, as security blocked access to men's room

The Climate Pool: Al Gore's "Bruce Springsteen" moment | Facebook

So Gore was ratcheting up his speech, talking about not having the luxury of time, to what would be considered his money line, the big applause line: "We do not have more time. We have three days to achieve a successful outcome here in ... Montreal," Gore said.

The line elicited both huge applause and puzzled looks, low murmurs and laughter.

CQ Politics | Copenhagen 2009 - Inhofe Speaks, But Did Anyone Listen?

After being unable to arrange any bilateral meetings, he ended up speaking on the stairwell in the media center to a group of about 50 reporters. “He wanted to meet with [Australian Sen. Steve] Fielding, but he was not allowed in,” Inhofe spokesman Matt Dempsey said.

Inhofe in Copenhagen: "It Has Failed ... It's Déjà Vu All Over Again."

One of the reasons cap-and-trade is doomed in the Senate has to do with the science. In Milan in 2003, I discussed the so-called "hockey stick" graph. Some may remember this graph: it showed a relatively straight line starting in 1000 AD and then a sharp curve, or blade, shooting upward in 1900. To some, that proved the catastrophic global warming hypothesis. The problem was that, as I pointed out in Milan, the methodology used to create the hockey stick was suspect, to say the least. In any case, after its flaws were exposed, that once-influential work was thoroughly discredited.

Six years later, and the hockey stick is shattered beyond repair. We are talking about it today because of Climategate. Many here are familiar with it; it has dominated the news, and it's a huge deal. Don't take my word for it; just do an Internet search and here's what you'll find from...