Warming Skeptics
Wild weather ‘a sign of climate change’
Soil study hints at climate model revision
Bush fires in Australia leave high levels of black carbon in the soil for hundreds of years.
A new study investigating the amount of carbon in Australian soil
has cast doubt over the accuracy of current climate models in
predicting future levels of global warming.
Bush fires in Australia leave high levels…
Soil study hints at climate model revision
Bush fires in Australia leave high levels of black carbon in the soil for hundreds of years.
A new study investigating the amount of carbon in Australian soil
has cast doubt over the accuracy of current climate models in
predicting future levels of global warming.
Bush fires in Australia leave high levels…
NBC’s Curry Climbs ‘Poster-Child’ for Climate Change
‘Today’ show anchor misleads viewers about declining Mt. Kilimanjaro ice during network’s ‘green’ week.
‘Tis the season for global warming alarmism on NBC. It is “green” (http://www.businessandmedia.org/articles/2008/20081112134215.aspx) week after all.
Just like last year, “Today” hosts have ironically traveled to the “Ends of the Earth,” spewing
carbon emissions all the way.…
Warming Activists
Planes, trains or automobiles? Climate villains revealed
A study that takes into account the different nature of all transportation emissions, says cars and trucks have the biggest warming effect on the planet
Summit takes aim at climate change
Will the world’s economic meltdown stall initiatives to curb global warming?
World leaders in the campaign to address climate change will confront that question as they gather in Beverly Hills tomorrow and Wednesday to shape policies aimed at responding to the mounting threats to food production, public health and the…
GM: just two questions?
Hilary Benn said this week that there are only two real questions about GM foods. What questions should our elected leaders be asking?
Dingell waxed
Waxman to lead House panel that will shape any climate legislation
CLIMATE: Former Clinton official Ballentine discusses impact of new administration on negotiations
As President-elect Obama begins to make his Cabinet selections, many questions remain as to how he will specifically address climate and energy during his first year in office. During today’s…
AIRLINES: Southwest bids for LaGuardia slots
Southwest Airlines Co., a carrier that long avoided congested airports, said it will seek 14 takeoff and landing slots at New York’s LaGuardia airport as the airline seeks a foothold…
STATE LINES: Del., Idaho, Md., Ore., Texas, Wash. and Wyo
(All cites Nov. 18 unless noted.) DELAWARE: The University of Delaware needs a “whole menu” of solutions, including renewable energy usage, to reduce its 150,000-metric-ton yearly carbon footprint. The 2008…
STATE LINES: Del., Idaho, Md., Ore., Texas, Wash. and Wyo
(All cites Nov. 18 unless noted.) DELAWARE: The University of Delaware needs a “whole menu” of solutions, including renewable energy usage, to reduce its 150,000-metric-ton yearly carbon footprint. The 2008…
COMMODITIES: Gold coin, bar sales at 10-year high
The collapse of Lehman Brothers investment bank spurred the demand for gold coins and bars in the third quarter, pushing the commodity to hit the highest level in more than…
ENDANGERED SPECIES: California’s native fish could vanish this century — study
Most of California’s native salmon, steelhead and trout species face extinction by the end of the century unless the state acts quickly to provide adequate freshwater and habitat, according to…
