Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Jayanthi Natarajan attacks European Union for unilateral decision of charges on international flights - The Economic Times

NEW DELHI: Environment Minister Jayanthi Natarajan today attacked the European Union for its "unilateral" decision to levy charges on international flights and even termed the 27-nation bloc's step as "a deal breaker" in the context of ongoing climate talks.

"For the Environment Ministry, it is a deal breaker. I don't know what Civil Aviation Ministry is saying. For me, it is a deal breaker," the Minister told reporters when asked whether the ongoing controversy on carbon tax is a "deal breaker" for the climate change talks that lead to 2020 regime.

She alleged that the EU has imposed the Emission Trading Scheme on Airlines in a "disguised" manner in the name of Climate Change.

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Major winter storm affecting California, many feet of snow in Sierra -- moves into 4-corners w/heavy snow likely.

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coming to our 7th Int'l Conference on Change? might come up.

Energy Boom in U.S. Upends Expectations - NYTimes.com

It is still too early to get a clear sense of the political implications of this reduced reliance on oil from places like the Middle East. Four of the top five sources of foreign oil to the United States are already outside the Middle East — Canada, Nigeria, Venezuela and Mexico. The fifth is Saudi Arabia.

Amazon.com: Roosters of the Apocalypse: How the Junk Science of Global Warming Nearly Bankrupted the Western World (9781934791370): Rael Jean Isaac: Books

Rael Jean Isaac, a sociologist who has written extensively about social movements in the U.S., has studied the environmental movement and paid special attention to its global warming campaign. She finds the global warming movement, far from being based on scientific facts or consensus, is basically irrational, ideological, and profoundly anti-science.

Dr. Isaac dissects the motivations and tactics of the leading roosters of the global warming campaign and finds they have much in common with members of the Xhosa tribe in what is now South Africa. In 1856, the tribe destroyed its cattle and ceased planting crops based on the apocalyptic prophecies of a 15-year-old girl.

Today s environmentalists are using fear of global warming to destroy the foundations of modern civilization.

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