Category Archives: global warming

Oh darn… Vice President Al Gore has a scheduling conflict and will not attend a symposium in August planned to draw in the crowd of convention-goers who will descend upon Denver for the Democratic National Convention in August. Interestingly enough, … Continue reading →

Gotta love it. Someone needs to tell the President that we haven’t had any global warming since 1998. Not to mention the lack of correlation between global warming and CO2 emissions.

Newmark’s Door tracks down some comments on global warming hysteria. But let’s be honest, listening to a global warming hysteric rhyme off the terrible and inevitable consequences of driving to work or buying a Big Mac is to hear someone … Continue reading →

so says William Gray and his team at Colorado State, which have been forecasting Hurricane seasons for many years. Forecasters William Gray and Phil Klotzbach told a weather conference here Wednesday that 15 named tropical storms are expected to form … Continue reading →

not to mention the Daily Camera editorial staff and most of the rest of the paper. From the USA Today “The Weather Guys” blog… William Gray, the well-known Colorado State University hurricane forecaster, routinely uses the annual National Hurricane Conference … Continue reading →

good when YOU want them, but bad when someone else wants them? Instapundit takes on University of Colorado law researchers on global warming actions and Presidential powers.

So says Daily Camera reporter Laura Snider and the University of Colorado Law School. And to think I’d just concluded that despite numerous controversies, eveyone agreed there hadn’t been any global warming since 1998. Silly me!

Another similar article on cooling temperatures in 2008. The one thing everyone seems to agree on is that global temperatures haven’t risen since 1998. Everything else is up for debate. Mr Scaife told the BBC: “What’s happened now is that … Continue reading →

Yikes…. Last week, virtually unreported in Britain, the extraordinary winter weather of 2008 elsewhere in the world continued. In the USA, there were blizzards as far south as Texas and Arkansas, while in northern states and Canada what they are … Continue reading →

A big issue in Colorado is the pine beetle infestation killing the Lodgepole pines. Scientists apparently believe it is linked to global warming and claim that the temperature of the Colorado River basin has risen 2.2 degrees over the last … Continue reading →

Some good pictures too. Read it here.

This Salt Lake City Tribune editorial comments on the melting of the Wilkins ice shelf in Antarctica. They conclude… The question is: How many “canaries” must die in the coal mine that is our Earth before America’s leaders take decisive … Continue reading →

In a 60 minutes interview, prima donna Algore shares his opinion of people who dare to question man made global warming… (CBS) Self-avowed “P.R. agent for the planet” Al Gore says those who still doubt that global warming is caused … Continue reading →

No says Jennifer Marohasy, a biologist and senior fellow of Melbourne-based think tank the Institute of Public Affairs. Wowza, in the good old United States, any think tank with whose name included the phrase “Public Affaris” would never admit that … Continue reading →

Richard Branson and friend have gathered at Necker Island, an island in the British Virgin Islands to discuss global warming. Not surprisingly…. “So, do we really think the world is on fire?” Branson, the British magnate and adventurer, asked several … Continue reading →

I started at Amy Ridenour’s blog, which lead me to Melanie Phillip’s Diary. At Melanie’s blog I found a nice summary and interpretation of recent articles stating Global Warming is far from settled. Most of the articles I have seen … Continue reading →

Human induced global warming is a bunch of “hooey” according to Reid Bryson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Some interesting quotes from an article in the The Capital Times: There is no question the earth has been warming. … Continue reading →