Welcome everyone to the week that was in global warming news.
Sunday, June 1:
Hurricane forecasters have predicted a very active season for hurricanes with 15 tropical storms, eight hurricanes and a 69% chance that one will strike the U.S. mainland.  This hurricane season is predicted to be 160% of average.  I’m glad that they’re usually wrong.
Monday, June 2:
In more name-calling from the liberal left, a bishop with the Church of England has equated global warming deniers with the Austrian father that held his daughter captive for 24 years, repeatedly raping her …

A senior bishop in the Church of England has said those who deny climate change are just as bad as Austrian father Josef Fritzl, who locked his daughter in a cell for 24 years, repeatedly raping her and fathering her children.  He went on to say that global warming deniers aren’t looking out for the future of their children, just like Fritzl.  
Read More: www.foxnews.com

Good morning, folks, and welcome to the Global Warming Week-in-Review.
Sunday, May 11th:
10ksnookers.blogspot.com provided some interesting commentary on carbon credits and the cap-and-trade system, saying that it’s just a government-sanctioned ration on goods and services?  How?  Both systems limit the total amount of greenhouse gas that can be emitted into the atmosphere, which results in a limit of how much of a good or service can be produced without going over that limit.  Remember the gas lines of the 1970’s?  If this keeps up, expect to see lines for more than …

First it was Maryland, then Connecticut and now New Hampshire. Global warming hoax madness is spreading through the northeast in this 10 state initiative to curb greenhouse gas emissions. The first target? Those evil fossil fuel-burning power plants. Effective 2009, power plants in this regional plan will be hit with emissions caps. Get ready, New England, for your electricity bills will be rising soon.
Read More: www.boston.com

Welcome to the Global Warming Week-In-Review! I hope everyone will take a few minutes out of their day to call, visit or remember their mother today as we celebrate Mother’s Day here in the U.S. Now, let’s get down to business.
Sunday, May 4th:
A new threat was unveiled Sunday as scientists determined that recent shark attacks were brought on by none other than global warming.  While this theory sounds good to those pushing the global warming agenda, I wonder how long it will take before any bad situation is …

Amid a frenzy of news reports covering backlash over skyrocketing food prices due to the corn-based ethanol boondoggle, the global warming hoax could be in trouble.
Time Magazine recently reported in the Clean Energy Scam that rain forests were disappearing at an alarming rate, thanks to biofuel use.  The sad part about biofuels is that they are less efficient than regular gasoline and release more emissions than traditional fuel.  Last year, the United States produced seven billion gallons of biofuel, which cost taxpayers around eight billion dollars, according to the Time Magazine article. …

Last week, voters in London ousted the city’s mayor after a reelection campaign based heavily on environmentalism. Tired of high taxes and not seeing a rise in the standard of living, citizens voted with their hearts and threw out the left-leaning environmentalist mayor. Prime Minister Gordon Brown has now taken measures to reduce existing environmental taxes and even eliminate proposed fuel taxes to stave off the revolt.
Read More: 10ksnookers.blogspot.com

Gordon Brown, England’s Prime Minister, is poised to roll back existing taxes and even proposed hikes as the country works to quell a backlash over a high cost of living. One of the taxes to be cut? The gas tax, which was implemented to push the green movement forward. England: 1, Environmentalists: 0.
Read More: www.guardian.co.uk/money/2008/may/04/tax.economy

Here we go again. Famous person that has no expertise in climate change calling skeptics names. Does the world really need a U.K. Equivalent of Al Gore?
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