sduford on Mar 29 2007 | Filed under: Good News, Politics, The Denial Machine
There is more good news on the hill today…
The truth about the denial machine is increasingly being brought out in the open.
sduford on Mar 28 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, Politics
I found his wonderful blog that concentrates on climate change science and green technologies. It is called The Sietch Blog.
Russel Wertz, one of the contribtors, is writing a superb multi-part essay on American Exceptionalism and Global Warming. Food for thought…
sduford on Mar 28 2007 | Filed under: Energy Efficiency
Here’s a great post that discusses 10 ways to reduce your energy use without spending money:
10 No Cost Ways To Reduce Energy Use In Your Home
sduford on Mar 28 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, Politics, Scientists, The Denial Machine
March 27, 2007
GAP Report Details Climate Science Politicization House Hearing Set for Tomorrow; Report Analyzes Scientific Agency Media Policies and Practices
(Washington, D.C.) – Today, the Government Accountability Project (GAP) is releasing a comprehensive report detailing the findings of a year-long investigation into political interference at federal climate science agencies. The report demonstrates how policies and [...]
sduford on Mar 28 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, Politics, The Denial Machine
By James Hrynyshyn, The Island of DoubtÂ
Bjorn Lomborg, the ex-Greenpeace bad-boy of statistics, is back at it. In last week’s National Post, Canada’s right-wing embarrassment of a newspaper, he once again takes on climate change activists. The problem with Lomborg, a man trained to play with numbers but seemingly devoid any understanding of how to [...]
sduford on Mar 27 2007 | Filed under: Politics, The Denial Machine
Check out this great post  on DeSmogBlog debunking Inhofe’s list of “hundreds” of “scientists” denying anthropogenic climate change. Inhofe is a disgrace to America and should be ousted for his lack of integrity andfor lying in front of yet another enquiry.
In the same vein, check out this list of the 61 signatories to a letter [...]
sduford on Mar 27 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, The Science
Since the IPCC released its latest Summary for Policy Makers, there has been a lot of hype made about the fact that the IPCC has lowered its predicted range of sea-level rise due to anthropogenic climate change. But in reality, the change is due to a different way to tabulate the numbers that leaves out [...]
sduford on Mar 27 2007 | Filed under: Environment, Global Warming, Politics, Renewable Energy, Sustainable Dev.
I’ve always been opposed to the use of various crops for producing biofuels. While they sound good on the surface, when you look at them more closely it is easy to see that they entail more drawbacks than benefits. First of all these biofuels are not effective energy sources because they require nearly as much [...]
sduford on Mar 21 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, The Science
Heavy rain, hurricanes likely to become ‘more intense’ with warming
Updated: 10:35 a.m. ET March 20, 2007
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MADRID, Spain - Global warming is likely to [...]
sduford on Mar 21 2007 | Filed under: Global Warming, Politics
Al Gore, undoubtedly the top spokeperson for the science o Global Warming, testified in front of Congress today. A few idiot like Inhofe tried to silence him but overall Gore got his message across.
You can see his opening statements here. He also made a passionate plea to do something in the name of future genarations.