Posts Tagged ‘climate change’

Global Warming unmistakable says Met Office

Thursday, July 29th, 2010

A report by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has compiled a report based on ten key indicators that shows the earth is warming.

The report “2009 State of the Climate” draws together the work of over 100 scientists …read more

Utah condemns the climate alarmists,China ignores them

Monday, February 15th, 2010

The House of Representatives of the US’s officially most Republican state has passed a resolution that “urges the United States Environmental Protection Agency to cease its carbon dioxide reduction policies, programs, and regulations until climate data and global warming science are substantiated”.

Utah’s legislature also “urges the United States Environmental Protection Agency to immediately halt its carbon dioxide reduction policies and programs and withdraw …read more

The climate change debate heats up

Sunday, February 7th, 2010

People may agree or disagree with climate change but the debate, if you can call it that, is definitely …read more

Prince Charles attacks global warming sceptics

Friday, February 5th, 2010

Straight off his polo horse (and I don’t mean Camilla) the Prince of Wales decides to set the record straight and give a piece of his mind to all those nasty people who question global warming.

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Climategate: there may be more errors in the UN glacier report

Saturday, January 23rd, 2010

The case for man-made climate change continues to crumble before our eyes. The head of the UN climate change panel (the IPCC), Dr Fajendra Pachouri has admitted there may be further errors in the now infamous ‘glacier report’. The report which, published in 2007, won the Nobel Peace Prize. …read more

More misleading climate change data

Monday, January 18th, 2010

When you consider how much tax is taken from the UK (and other) population(s) in the name of climate change you suddenly realise what a vested interest the government(s) have in keeping the climate change conveyor belt going. …read more

Global warming to pause, but not the climate change claims

Monday, January 11th, 2010

According to a report in the Daily Telegraph there are a few scientists who believe that global warming is set to ‘pause’ over the two or three decades. This will be a result, according to them, of the cyclical changes that occur in ocean currents.

Professor Mojib Latif of Germany’s Kiel University Leibniz Institute believes these ocean current cycles …read more

Climate and Copenhagen: success or failure

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

After years of planning and two weeks of intensive debate and wrangling whether these talks have achieved any success or not depends on which newspaper you read or which politician you listen to. …read more

Climate change conference heats up, or is it cooling down?

Thursday, December 17th, 2009

While the politicians wrangle in the halls of the Bella Center in Copenhagen, outside the protestors get the heavy handed police treatment. It also looks like Gordon Brown’s early arrival, timed no doubt to coincide with a triumph, has been met with almost deadlock. From a trawl of the day’s newspapers we get a lot of different information.

It seems the US are offering what the rest of the world see as derisory carbon emission cuts, whilst China …read more

The Copenhagen Climate Change Conference

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

As an affirmed climate change sceptic, all I want is true unequivocal proof that the climate is something that man can alter on a global scale. So far all I have seen is half theories that change over the years to adapt to a new reality. From the impending ice-age predicted in the 1970s to an ice free Arctic in 5 years time predicted by Al Gore yesterday.

After the E-Mail and data hacking of ‘Climategate’ or ‘Warmergate’ if you prefer, …read more

Climate Change: So What!

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009

Am I a climate change denier? I have not been persuaded by the evidence I’ve seen that human activity is primarily responsible for changes in world climate. I don’t deny that the climate seems wilder than when I was young but we haven’t had too many summers as fantastic as 1976. 2003 was hot but I can’t claim that I’ve noticed a general change to either warmer or dryer summers. My father tells me that when he was a lad they had colder winters with more snow than we do now but I can’t say that I’m acutely aware of winters being shorter or warmer than when I was young. But what is normal? …read more

Climate Change: A Security Challenge

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009

BRUSSELS - Global warming, threatens to accentuate existing threats and risks in the developing world as well as in industrialised countries. It is the leading reason for developing security policies around the globe. The civil-military stabilisation of distant conflicts is a matter of high importance for the security of Europe.

Europe’s environmental outlook for the 21st century is bleak. A report by the European Environment Agency, is predicting that the European continent would suffer more from global warming than other parts of the world. …read more