Prince Charles, supporting a $15 billion per year program to stop deforestation, says we only have 18 months left before climate change is out of our hands. While he blamed farmers for the loss of natural lands, I place the blame on biofuel pushers. After 18 months has passed, does that mean we can stop worrying about the global warming myth since there’ll be nothing we, as humans, can do about it any longer? Charles …

As sort of a prequel to the two-part Skeptical Beginner’s Guide to the Global Warming Hoax I wrote over the last two weeks, here is a really basic primer on terminology used in the raging debate (yes, there is a debate) over global warming.
Anthropogenic:  a really fancy way of saying man-made.
Biofuels:  an energy source, mostly used by automobiles at this point, which is an alternative to gasoline and is derived from biological sources.  The most popular biofuel on the market today is corn-based ethanol. 
Carbon Tax:  an additional source of revenue …

Time for another Operation Desperation update. Reuters is reporting on global warming activists’ fears that the public will stop being proactive in stopping global warming due to recent reports of a cooling Earth. The article goes on to say that people should still worry about increased floods and droughts from global warming. Sounds like Gore might have to double his initial $300 million campaign to convince us that global warming still exists.
Read More: uk.reuters.com

I’ve referred to Operation Desperation in a few of my posts and, while my inspiration comes from Rush Limbaugh’s Operation Chaos, it’s meant as an umbrella under which various actions of the green crowd can be grouped as signs of desperation. The global warming activists are losing a stranglehold on the people of the world, and they have the Internet and talk radio to thank for it.
I recently reported on an article that said only 20% of the big four’s news reports contained the skeptical side of global warming. …

The recent drought in Australia was not caused by global warming but rainforest fires, according to a new scientific report.
Read More: nqr.farmonline.com

The Cato Institute states that global warming doesn’t measure up to the models. Drought is down in the United States and flooding hasn’t increased. Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere isn’t increasing as predicted. Again I ask, how is the debate over and a consensus reached if global warming really isn’t happening?
Read More: www.cato.org

Snow flurries reported near Daytona Beach. Of course, if you listen to the ecolibs, global warming can cause heat, cold, rain, drought and snow. So how is global warming causing days like any other on the planet?
Read More: www.wftv.com

So does Global Warming cause drought or heavy rain? I’m a little confused…
Read More: www.variety.com