- Sunday, November 15, 2009, 6:20
- From the Blogs
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Climate change study shows Earth is still absorbing carbon dioxide
The Telegraph, November 11, 20009
The research, by Bristol University, suggests that despite rising emissions, the world is is still able to store a significant amount of greenhouse gases in oceans and forests.
According to the study, the Earth has continued to absorb more than half of the
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- Thursday, February 5, 2009, 10:04
- Indoctrination
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California school children will now be exposed to even more global warming propaganda and indoctrination, thanks to a recent California law that mandated the teaching of anthropogenic global warming in public schools. The new propaganda program, entitled "National Teach-In on Global Warming Solutions," will not only teach that carbon dioxide is bad, but attempt to get fellow alarmists to engage universities, colleges, public schools ...
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- Thursday, February 5, 2009, 8:29
- Disputing Global Warming
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Both the Met Office’s Hadley Center and NASA show no rise in the planet’s temperature since 1998, even as carbon dioxide emissions continue to be pumped into the atmosphere. Satellite evidence shows expanding ice caps. And questions emerged about the validity of global warming during the 2008 Poland conference on climate change. With the sun displaying few spots on its surface as ...
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- Wednesday, February 4, 2009, 11:28
- Science
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A NASA satellite designed to study sources of carbon dioxide and how it spreads throughout the atmosphere is slated for launch on February 23. The $278 million project will also be used to understand not just carbon output, but carbon sinks, of which North America currently appears to sink carbon dioxide rather than emit it.
http://globalwarming-factorfiction.com/2009/02/03/nasa-prepares-to-launch-satellite-designed-to-study-global-warming/
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- Monday, February 2, 2009, 12:46
- Lifestyle
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Babies born at West Auckland maternity hospital will soon be sporting a different type of diaper. Just as cloth diapers were the mainstay for babies decades ago before disposable ones came along, the cloth variety is now back in fashion, thanks to environmentalism. The hospital hopes to prevent 80,000 diapers from going to the trash dump each year. However, cloth diapers, washed ...
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- Thursday, January 29, 2009, 10:51
- Heat
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(H/T:
Tom Nelson). Jennifer Marohasy dug up some interesting news from January 1, 1900, when Australia was battling a heat wave similar to today, in addition to floods and severe drought. Just think, the country was battling symptoms of global warming back before there were any major carbon dioxide emissions. Besides, I thought localized weather events couldn’t be blamed on ...
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- Thursday, January 29, 2009, 3:53
- From the Blogs
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The key players are now all in place in Washington and in state
governments across America to officially label carbon dioxide as a
pollutant and enact laws that tax we citizens for our carbon
footprints. Only two details stand in the way, the faltering economic
times and a dramatic turn toward a colder climate. The last two bitter
winters have lead to a rise in public awareness that CO2 is ...
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- Wednesday, January 28, 2009, 11:45
- Government Intervention
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A bill proposed in Montana’s state legislature requiring carbon to be sequestered for any newly built coal-fired power plants has been shelved. In a 6-5 vote, the bill failed. State Senate Republican Jerry Black said, "Until there is verifiable scientific evidence that CO2 is the culprit, the committee feels that we should proceed with caution.“ Democrat Senator Ron Erickson, responding to Black’s ...
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- Monday, January 26, 2009, 12:30
- Weather
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A civilization that existed 3,600 years ago in Supe Valley, in what is now Peru, was doomed by natural disasters. A massive earthquake, or series of earthquakes, collapsed buildings and launched mudslides from the surrounding mountain walls. An El Nino event then brought heavy rains, which damaged irrigation systems and made the area uninhabitable. All this without anthropogenic sources of carbon dioxide. ...
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- Sunday, January 25, 2009, 10:34
- From the Blogs
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January 25, 2009
By Alan Caruba
I began 2009 praising carbon dioxide as the gas, along with oxygen, upon which all life on Earth depends.
Now I praise coal and for reasons the mainstream press and other media will studiously avoid telling you. Coal, as you may recall, is on the Obama hit list because its use, according to the environmental loonies, will doom the Earth ...
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