Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Climate change sceptic Bob Carter continues to ply his trade | Bob Ward | Environment | guardian.co.uk
Carter will no doubt continue to be feted by climate change sceptics because of his academic credentials, but as with many of the other voices of denial, it appears that his views may say more about his politics than the scientific evidence.

• Bob Ward is policy and communications director at the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Twitter / Kate Sheppard
Bolivian Ambassador Pablo Salon says there should be an international tribunal for climate crimes. #COP16
UN weather agency: recent decades show scorching heatwaves will become routine in warmer world | Markets | Market News | Canadian Business Online
CANCUN, Mexico (AP) - The World Meteorological Organization says the brutal heat waves that killed thousands of people in Europe in 2003 and that choked Russia earlier this year will appear like an average summer in the future as the Earth continues to warm.
Felipe Calderon, Mexican President, Hopes U.S. Republicans Change On Climate
Asked whether he believed bigger developing nations, such as Mexico, would ever join with industrial nations in a new binding treaty on climate, Calderon said Mexico "has the will" to do it – on condition it's done on the basis of "common but differentiated responsibilities," climate treaty language taken to signify that poorer countries would not be required to actually roll back emissions, but only to institute other controls.

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