Scientists: Climate data squelched New Jersey Star-Ledger Oct. 1, 2006 Scientists at a world-renowned climate research lab in New Jersey say their discoveries are being hidden from public view because their conclusions on global warming differ from those in the Bush administration. The scientists, part of the research staff of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, say a spate of press releases as well as a position paper reviewing various studies on the risk...
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Climate Change Inaction Will Cost Trillions
While the global warming deniers predict a huge economic downside to trying to stop climate change, it has always been pretty clear to me that inaction will cost a lot more. It is not only a matter of dollars. How do you put a price on human lives and on the loss of complete ecosystems and thousands of species? But nonetheless, this study from Friends of the Earth from the Global Development and Environment...