All Blog Posts Tagged 'climate-change' (34)

By Alan Caruba

If you want to know what a carbon tax on emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) would do to America you need only look at the destruction of industry and business in Australia, along with the soaring costs for energy use it imposes on anyone there.

“The carbon tax is contributing…

By Alan Caruba

The utter desperation of the “Warmists”, the advocates of global warming—now called climate change—is evident in a recent “study” reported in the Daily Caller in which “an international team of researchers” concluded that “earthworms could be contributing to global warming.”…

By Alan Caruba

Within days of the election, Rasmussen Reports said that “While there was little talk of climate change during the president campaign, the number of U.S. voters who see global warming as a serious problem is at an all-time high.

A survey reported on November 9th found that “68% of likely U.S. voters now say that global warming is at least a somewhat serious problem, including 38% who think it is very serious. Thirty percent (30%) don’t see global warming as a…

By Alan Caruba

There are no lengths and no depths to which Greens—environmentalists—will not go to advance the greatest hoax of the modern era. It used to be called “global warming”, but when that was exposed as based on falsified computer models put out by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate…

By Alan Caruba

At what point will it finally occur to the pea-brained legion of journalists, academics, alleged scientists, United Nations propagandists, and others still blathering about “global warming” and “climate change” that there is no global warming and that the climate has been changing for…

Dan gave me permission to post this book review on his behalf. Enjoy!

Review by Dan Miller

Solar by Ian McEwan (Nan A. Talese / Doubleday, $26.95) is billed as a “darkly satirical novel” centered on climate change, and I had great expectations of a clever, witty, and stylish skewering of global warming and combatants on all sides of the issue.

I didn’t even ask that British author McEwan be a global warming skeptic. Just that he be…

I just submitted to Digg the video proceedings from the Fourth International Conference on Climate Change. I would LOVE to see this make a splash on Digg. Please Digg it here: http://digg.com/videos/environment/upcoming

More than 70 speakers from 23 countries addressed the conference, and every speech--keynote addresses, Q&A sessions, and individual panel presentations--is posted online. Now that's worth Digging!