Arlington scientists find way to make cheap gas from coal | Dallas - Fort Worth News | wfaa.com | News

ARLINGTON - How would you like to buy gasoline made from $30 domestic coal versus $75 imported oil?

More snow coming to North Texas on Tuesday | Dallas - Fort Worth News | wfaa.com | Dallas Weather

DALLAS — Parts of North Texas could see up to a half-foot of snow on Tuesday as another winter storm blasts into the area.
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The official reporting station at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport has already measured 15.7 inches of snow this season compared to an average of 2.2 inches.

The Reference Frame: SciAm: AGW is worse than IPCC thought

Well, if you look at the affiliation, you will learn that the Harvard Medical School has its own center for "health and the global environment". In the recent years, the AGW cancer has become so widespread that separate units (or tumors) of global warming alarmism are growing - and are being funded - even in the medical schools.

Needless to say, not only McCarthy's propositions are manifest lies, but as his page shows, he also has no qualifications to make statements about this physical science. Since 1982 for 20 years, he's been the director of a museum of comparative biology, and he has been a member of most bureaucratic bodies trying to justify the carbon regulation policies with the plankton. His field was biological oceanography.

U.S. Aims for Legally Binding Climate [Hoax] Agreement in 2010 - BusinessWeek

Feb. 22 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. said it wants to reach a legally binding climate-change agreement at a summit in Mexico in December, a sign President Barack Obama hasn’t given up the fight for a global accord to limit greenhouse gases.

The pact should cover “all major economies,” and include elements from the non-binding Copenhagen Accord made in December, the State Department said in a letter released today by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, or UNFCCC.

MSDNC Segment Contradicts President Obama on Hurricanes - Greg Pollowitz - Planet Gore on National Review Online