From a study done by Rutgers University. It found that those who believe in anthropogenic global warming aren’t any more likely to implement energy-saving measures than anyone else. Of course, we all knew this. Just look at Al Gore’s hypocrisy, the WWF’s hypocrisy, and environmentalists’ hypocrisy.
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Take a look at John Hawkins’ article on global warming versus global cooling over at his Right Wing News blog. With conservatives being so “anti-science”, how is it that we take science and disprove the anthropogenic global warming myth regularly? This is something, I’m sure, makes the liberals’ heads spin. But I’m sure if any of these skeptical scientists speak out, they’ll be chastised by oh-so-tolerant liberal left.
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This is a great how-to article on disproving a component of the anthropogenic global warming theory at home. All you need is a temperature and humidity weather station with remote transmitter and a sealable large clear container.
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The liberal elite that continue to push the global warming myth on anyone who will listen, as I’ve explained in the past, are only out for for your money and control over your lives.  Any possible technology that promises to solve the so-called cause of anthropogenic global warming, namely greenhouse gas emissions, are dismissed by the climate change alarmists even before they see the light of day.  And as much as the alarmists blame big oil for a lack of real innovation in renewable energy, they too are just as …

The National Civil Rights Museum in in Memphis is awarding Al Gore their annual Freedom Award.  Gore, who was named as a recipient in August, received the award on Tuesday.  It is being given to him for making us all aware of the dangers of anthropogenic global warming.  So evidently the museum believes in that myth as well.  Gore made a point of saying that his campaign against global warming has many parallels to the civil rights movement.  Funny.  A truly great man, Martin Luther King Jr., lost his life …

Green activists EcoAmerica recently conducted a poll and found that only 18% of respondents strongly believe that global warming is anthropogenic in nature, is real and is harmful.  With all of the fear-mongering and propaganda that takes place daily around the world to scare people into believing this garbage, you would think this number would be higher - especially from a poll held by a group of environmentalists.  Either their actual readers aren’t their intended audience or people truly don’t believe in man-made global warming.
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The GoreLied blog picked up on some subtle changes in The Oregonian.  Specifically, it seems their reporting on anthropogenic global warming has shifted from taking a pro stance to one that’s more mixed.  Most recently, they reported that Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski (D) will catch flak from global warming skeptics now that he has released his green wish-list for his state.
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(H/T:  Tom Nelson).  Paul Franson wrote today in the San Francisco Chronicle that the Arctic ice cap is almost gone and glaciers are melting.  Contrary to what lies are being fed to us through the liberal press, the Arctic ice is gaining ground, and the sea ice is recovering quicker than in 2007.  But we also know that the Arctic may have had less ice 6000-7000 years ago when anthropogenic sources of carbon dioxide weren’t around.
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(H/T:  Tom Nelson).  Jason Alexander, environmental activist and best known for his role as George Costanza on the hit NBC comedy “Seinfeld” weighed in recently on climate change skeptics and Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sarah Palin.  He equated Palin’s belief that humans do not cause global warming to consultations with the Tooth Fairy, Doubting Thomas and the Easter Bunny that all convinced her of the fallacy of anthropogenic climate change.  Alexander suggests that we all put our hands into the proverbial wounds of the world so that we feel personal …

Gored but Not Forgotten, my comic strip that pokes fun at the world of anthropogenic global warming, is back again this week for another round of three-paneled fun.  Click the image for a larger view.  Enjoy!