A graph that says "Piers Corbyn" methods are NOT so crazy | Climate Realists

Our good friend Vukcevic has just posted on a WUWT open thread this spectral analysis of the signed sunspot cycle (solar magnetic cycle) compared to land and sea surface temperature, and the Earth’s geomagnetism. I trust he will be along to explain a little further. - Tallbloke

Radio New Zealand : News : National : Scheme 'fails to deter greenhouse gas polluters'

There is renewed criticism that efforts to combat greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand are proving ineffective.
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Carbon credits are supposed to be worth enough to entice companies to clean up their act, but prices have dropped from $25 a tonne to $3 due to a gloomy world economy.

Ethical living: Is is worth reusing our hotel towels? | Environment | The Observer

Can the small, everyday actions of businesses and citizens dent the footprint of mankind in any meaningful way? Could the road to redemption begin with hotel guests curbing their enthusiasm for the sort of freshly laundered towels you just don't get at home and following those annoying signs in hotel bathrooms?

Absolutely not, suggested the environmentalist Jay Westerveld. In the 1980s he suspected that hotel chains were actually more interested in saving money on laundry bills than in saving the earth. In an excoriating attack on the emergence of "Reuse your towel. Save a penguin" signs, he coined the term greenwash. Yes, the word now used to describe spurious eco-lite behaviour was inspired by towel rage...UK hotels claim that fewer than 5% of guests reuse their towels.

Sing for the climate in Borsbeek, 22/09/2012 - YouTube

[No wonder it's so cold outside my house this morning]