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‘Climategate’ for Idiots: can we get back to reality now?
19 hours ago ago from TerraCurve.com: Go beyond green. | Responsible travel news, places, people and events.
A few days ago, I wrote an op-ed on the recent email scandal that not only lashed out at the stubborn skeptics and deniers, but also the scientific institutions purported to have committed the said . Here is a quick refresh of some of the things I wrote: The Climate Research Unit (CRU) scientists whose emails were “leaked” online made a huge mistake: being stupid. Regardless of the intent, no one, on either side of the aisle, will ...
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21 hours ago ago from DoomDaily
William Anderson Campaign For Liberty Tues day, Dec 8th, 2009 Almost anyone who can read has heard about the scandal in which emails between the scientists that have been at the forefront of promoting the apocalyptic views of climate change were hacked and then made public. The snippets I have read confirm my worst fears, as we are seeing exactly what happens when the political process completely hijacks science. As an Austrian ...
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1 day ago ago from Tom Nelson
Twitter / Andy Revkin At #cop15, IPCC's Pachauri says review for "lessons" is planned because of #climategate but not an "investigation." More defense of authors. Reporter’s Notebook - Under Banner of Urgency, Copenhagen Delegates Tackle Policy - NYTimes.com ... evocations of Judgment Day were a consistent undercurrent in speeches and conference materials on the opening day of the meetings, where representatives of about 200 nations hope ...
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14 hours ago ago from GainesvilleTeaParty.org - Grassroots tea party movement in Gainesville, FL advancing the values of Fiscal Responsibility, Limited Government, and Free Markets
More information for you from Professor Thomas Hayes-Morrison. You may contact him at tom@gainesvilleteaparty.org GLOBAL WARMING, CLIMATE CHANGE, CAP & TRADE By Thomas Hayes-Morrison ©2009 From Gainesville Tea Party December 5th Meeting Global Warming The question underlying all the debate in this area is “what is mankind’s role in Climate Change” (labeled “anthropogenic” change)? The question is not whether the climate is ...
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19 hours ago ago from Gaian Economics
As the political and economic implications of climate change become clearer, the response from the politicians and the corporate elite who dominate politics will be to pressurise scientists not to blow the whistle. On Monday I was at a public policy seminar in London where Professor Kevin Anderson from the Tyndall Centre publicly admitted that he and his colleagues had spent years sweetening the pill on climate change so as not to cause ...
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Climate Talks Open With Calls for Urgent Action
22 hours ago ago from The New York Times
COPENHAGEN A much-anticipated global meeting of nearly 200 nations all seeking what has so far been elusive common ground on the issue of climate change began here on Monday with an impassioned airing of what leaders here called the political and moral imperatives at hand. Climate Change Conversations Share your thoughts about the climate change debate and respond to others posts. Top Discussions: Science of Global ...
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20 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
No one in the mainstream media, it seems, has the guts to take on this scandal. This isn't some penny ante affair about graft or infidelity. This is a direct assault on our national values, on who we are as Americans. At one time, the criminal types who burglarized the Watergate or the office of Daniel Ellsberg's doctor were reviled. Now they have their own network. Bret Baier set the scene last Thursday: Despite the escalating controversy ...
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13 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
The emails stolen from climate researchers at East Anglia University and released online--"Climategate," as it has come to be known to some--may say a lot about some of the scientists involved. But they also reveal much about the dangerous political atmosphere into which the messages have emerged, coincidental with the Copenhagen climate summit. Scientists need to take a long, hard look at the implications. Some messages seem to suggest ...
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13 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
Unless you live under a rock, you have undoubtedly heard by now about the emails stolen from a computer server belonging to the Climate Research Unit at East Anglia University in Britain. This hack job was committed by an unknown individual or group who illegally infiltrated the university's system, stole thousands of emails from a select group of climate scientists spanning over a decade, and then published a subset for the world to see, ...
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2 hours ago ago from Good News Now
COPENHAGEN -A leaked Danish document at the U.N. climate conference provoked angry criticism Tuesday from developing countries and activists who feared it would shift more of the burden to curb greenhouse gases on poorer countries. Negotiators, meanwhile, displayed charts of data that said the current decade is on track to be the hottest on record for planet Earth. At the heart of Tuesday's clash stemming from draft texts attributed to ...
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