The Never-Ending Scandal: New List Of Errors In IPCC Report

Sunday, 07 February 2010 08:08
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) report is supposed to be the world’s most authoritative scientific account of the scale of global warming. But this paper has discovered a series of new flaws in it including: The publication of inaccurate data on the potential of wave power to produce electricity around the world...

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Green Panic: Cap And Trade Puts Vulnerable Democrats On Defense

Monday, 08 February 2010 15:07
As Democrats descend into a spiral of panic about the 2010 midterm elections, strategists for both parties are wondering how big an issue the cap-and-trade energy plan will be. On June 26, the House, in a tight 219-212 vote, passed a Democratic bill that aims to reduce emissions through tradable pollution credits. Republicans say the bill would...

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Nigel Lawson On Green Tories and Climate Policies

Sunday, 07 February 2010 08:19
Never before has the debate over global warming been so bitter or so public... Some of the most alarmist claims about how the world is hurtling towards disaster unless we drastically curb carbon emissions have been shown to be nothing but, well, hot air. These damaging exposes may have shocked the ­public but were no surprise to Britain’s...

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Water Vapour and the Recent Global Temperature Hiatus

Friday, 29 January 2010 00:56
Climate scientists, writing in the journal Science, say they may have overlooked a major cause of global warming and cooling. American researchers suggest that the amount of water high in the atmosphere is far more influential on global temperatures than was previously thought.

Lead author Dr Susan Solomon, of the US National Oceanic and...

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Indian PM: Copenhagen Accord Voluntary Commitment, Not Legally Binding

Sunday, 07 February 2010 08:46
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday indicated that India would harden its stance on the controversial Copenhagen Accord and would give higher priority to the formal UN negotiations on climate change than the political deal India struck at the Danish capital in December.

Speaking at the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit, Singh said...

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Pachauri, BP And A Raunchy Eco-Novel

Monday, 08 February 2010 15:01
The Indian head of the UN climate change panel, already under fire over errors in a key 2007 report, is raising eyebrows again after publishing a raunchy novel and accepting help in promoting it from BP and the head of India’s biggest gas producer.

The novel by Rajendra Pachauri, who heads the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)...

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Policy

Washington Has Lost Its Appetite For Unpopular Climate Policies
Sunday, 07 February 2010
If changes in the public mood and the party alignment of the U.S. Senate have stalled healthcare legislation, they may have thrown the highly anticipated climate bill under a bus. Even before... Read more...

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Diplomacy

EU Desperately Seeking Climate Strategy
Sunday, 07 February 2010
"The EU's post-Copenhagen strategy should be just to have a strategy, any strategy," quips one Brussels think-tank wag during an interview. The rough hip-check Europe received in the Danish capital... Read more...

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