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Climategate: Knowledge, Belief, and Global Warming

Written by Dan Miller, PJTV | 15 March 2010

I don’t know whether the Earth is warming, cooling, doing both, or doing neither. Nor, if it is doing one of the first three, do I know whether or to what extent it is caused by changeable human behavior or, if so, what if anything can or should be done about it.

The law of unintended consequences suggests that any cure may be worse than the disease, if both the disease and a cure for it actually exist. If the disease does not exist, the results are likely to be even worse.

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Methane Madness

Written by Jeffrey Folks, American Thinker | 09 March 2010

The environmentalist assault on economic growth resembles the old shell game practiced by con artists for centuries. Just when you're sure the pea will appear at the right, it shows up in the middle. Place your bet on the middle, and the pea appears somewhere else.

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Junk Science Begets Junk Lawsuits

Written by MAUREEN MARTIN, Investor's Business Daily | 05 March 2010

It's said that the most dangerous place in the world is between a politician and a camera. The same could be said about getting between trial lawyers and the courtroom.

The rush to the courts is under way, triggered by two recent rulings allowing global warming claims to go forward against energy defendants for their emissions of carbon dioxide. A third such ruling may be coming soon, even though it becomes more obvious every day that man-made global warming is a myth and such lawsuits are frivolous.

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Kopp vs. Zimmerman: Science Versus Hysteria

Written by Bob Ellis, Dakota Voice | 03 March 2010

Thanks to my internet colleague and polar opposite at Robbinsdale Radical I was alerted to a discussion on South Dakota Propaganda, er, Public Radio today between South Dakota state Rep. Don Kopp (R-Rapid City) and Dr. Pat Zimmerman from the South Dakota School of Mines & Technology.

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Gore Feels the Heat, Comes In From the Cold

Written by FOXNews | 01 March 2010

Al Gore has come in from the cold -- writing an Op-Ed for the New York Times just two days after FoxNews.com noted the former vice president's seeming unwillingness to comment on the Climate-gate scandal.

Gore won a Nobel Prize and an Oscar for his film, An Inconvenient Truth,which explored the topic of climate change and argued that man is one of the main causes for it. But in the last three months, as global warming has gone from a scientific certitude to the subject of satire, Gore -- the public face of global warming -- had been silent on the topic.

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Global Warming Fraud: The Big Picture

Written by Power Line (blog) | 28 February 2010

Dr. Fred Singer

The recent revelations of scientific errors (not to say fraud) in the U.N.'s global warming documents are important, but Fred Singer reminds us not to lose sight of the most important point: the IPCC's fundamental conclusions, relating to the allegedly unprecedented warming of the past half-century, are based on bad surface temperature data and are contradicted by more-reliable satellite data and by our knowledge of the earth's climate history. We know for a fact, in short, that the computer models that are the only basis for the AGW theory are wrong:

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Rajendra Pachauri: Media went gaga over greenhouse-gas guru

Written by Paul Mulshine, The Star Ledger | 28 February 2010

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, Image via Wikipedia

At the height of the ’60s silliness, the Beatles flew off to India to seek enlightenment at the feet of a guru named the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi.

Their enchantment didn’t last. After they noticed that this master of the metaphysical had managed to acquire his own helicopter to ferry him around the foothills of the Himalayas, the Beatles bolted. As John Lennon was headed to the airport, he penned a parody titled “Sexy Sadie” about a temptress who “made a fool of everyone.”

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You Can Call Him Al ... But Al Won't Call You Back

Written by Gene J. Koprowski, FOXNews | 26 February 2010

You can call him Al . . . but he won't call back.

Al Gore won a Nobel Prize and an Oscar for his film, An Inconvenient Truth. But in the last three months, as global warming has gone from a scientific near-certitude to the subject of satire, Gore -- the public face of global warming -- has been silent on the topic.

The former vice president apparently finds it inconvenient even to answer calls to testify before the U.S. Senate. You can call him Al . . . but he won't call back.

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Global warming: Stonewalling and preaching instead of communicating

Written by Thomas Fuller, SF Environmental Policy Examiner | 26 February 2010

Romm: You have no idea of what
communications is…

The establishment position is trying to defend a theory of advanced global warming that requires immediate and expensive action. They have tried for five years to tie every headline that might be weather-related to the impending doom of cataclysmic and catastrophic climate change. They have taken every paper and every research project they could and tried to bend it to suit their story.

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Al Gore a polarizing figure at Apple shareholder meeting

Written by Erica Ogg, CNET | 25 February 2010

The presence of one of the world's preeminent environmentalists at Apple's shareholder meeting Thursday was the subject of much of the morning's pointed discussion.

As expected, Apple's attitude on environmental and sustainability issues was one of the main concerns of the stock holders present Thursday, followed closely by the company's immense pile of cash. But early harsh comments about former Vice President Al Gore's record set the tone.

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Al Gore's Nine Lies

Written by Investor's Business Daily | 24 February 2010

The godfather of climate hysteria is in hiding as another of his wild claims unravels — this one about global warming causing seas to swallow us up.

We've not seen or heard much of the former vice president, Oscar winner and Nobel Prize recipient recently as the case for disastrous man-made climate change collapses.

Perhaps he's off reading how scientists were forced to withdraw a study on a projected sea level rise due to global warming after finding two "technical" mistakes that undermined the findings.

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Climategate: Knowledge, Belief, and Global Warming

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Kopp vs. Zimmerman: Science Versus Hysteria

Gore Feels the Heat, Comes In From the Cold

Global Warming Fraud: The Big Picture

Rajendra Pachauri: Media went gaga over greenhouse-gas guru

You Can Call Him Al ... But Al Won't Call You Back

Global warming: Stonewalling and preaching instead of communicating

Al Gore a polarizing figure at Apple shareholder meeting

Al Gore's Nine Lies