November 18, 2008
Global Warming Updateshows the list of cause and effect with the resulting alleged devastations world wide on a scale beyond my imagination.  This 9 ½ minute video brilliantly and accurately (it is not a spoof!) shows the absurdity of today's man-made global warming fear ...

Read more: Global Warming Cause and Effect and Resulting Devastations this Century

November 15, 2008
by Dennis T. Avery

The price of carbon has slumped in Europe's emission trading-for the second time in two years. The long-term investments needed to reduce humanity's greenhouse emissions are being discouraged. The carbon price is meant to offset the economic cost of shifting ...

Read more: Slumping Carbon "Cap-and-Trade" Price Worries Greens

November 15, 2008
SPPI
Around the country, localities, states and multi-state regions are convening Climate Change Task Forces aimed at developing plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

As the name suggests, these groups have been created to develop Climate Action Plans that are intended ...

Read more: Climate Action Plans Fail to Deliver

November 15, 2008
SPPI
The scare: The Times of India reported in the autumn of 2008 that James H. Diaz, program director for environmental and occupational health at Louisiana State University, had said that as international travel increased and climate patterns changed the US was becoming a more ...

Read more: Global Warming Spreads Malaria

November 15, 2008
The Heritage Foundation
In one of the first moves in the lame duck session, Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) is calling for a vote on an omnibus lands package that would create 10 new "heritage" areas and restrict millions of acres as federal wilderness land. As a result, the bill ...

Read more: Omnibus Lands Bill Restricts Energy Exploration

November 14, 2008
by Benny Peiser

Just as the UK toughens up its Climate Change Bill targets, cracks are emerging in the global effort to cut CO2 emissions. Andrew Forster spoke to climate policy analyst Benny Peiser about the 'big picture' debate that could colour transport policy here

Green ...

Read more: Is The Tide Turning On Climate Policy?

November 9, 2008
by Dennis Avery
"As Barack Obama shifts from a waking dream to the real world, he faces the near-virtual reality of climate change. He has to move decisively." (Ian McEwan, "A New Dawn," Wall Street Journal, Nov. 8/9.) What is near-virtual reality? I'm fascinated that McEwan ...

Read more: The "Near-Virtual Reality" of Man-Made Global Warming

NASA
Dr. Tony Phillips
Nov. 7, 2008: After two-plus years of few sunspots, even fewer solar flares, and a generally eerie calm, the sun is finally showing signs of life.

"I think solar minimum is behind us," says sunspot forecaster David Hathaway of the NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.

His ...

Read more: October Sunspots:The Sun Shows Signs of Life