Instead of warning us about the future this time, Al Gore has most recently warned us about the demise of the Mayan civilization. While many scholars disagree on why the Mayans simply disappeared, the ex-veep has declared that climate change was key to the end of their existence. So now not only is Gore a spokesperson for anthropogenic global warming, but he’s also declared himself a historian and expert on past climate change, even if it wasn’t caused by humans. Not that is it, anyway.
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I received this a couple of days ago from reader Russell Cook and felt the need to share with everyone else.
My story of our local Arizona election results possibly having national or even global implications is at American Thinker.
It’s a simple story - the anthropogenic global warming (AGW) debate is supposed to be settled. But it never happened. To make sure it didn’t happen, it appears an attempt was made to get a highly funded pro-AGW candidate (with ties to George Soros??) into our Arizona Corporation Commission, an …

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 …

(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 …

Al Gore can’t catch a break these days. After riding a wave of rising global temperatures for the last 25 years of the 20th century, the globe has made an abrupt shift in its climate without intervention from those pesky humans that supposedly cause all the warming in the first place.
The solar wind is now 20% weaker than it was only a decade ago. This permits more cosmic rays to reach the earth’s surface, which creates more clouds that block the sun’s rays and, in turn, cools the …

The next time a global warming activist vehemently denies there ever being a scientific consensus on global cooling, just point them to an article from the New York Times dated January 30, 1961.  The article, entitled SCIENTISTS AGREE WORLD IS COLDER; But Climate Experts Meeting Here Fail to Agree on Reasons for Change, reported on a unanimous agreement among scientists on several continents that the world was, indeed, getting cooler.  Humans were not blamed for climate change in the article, although greenhouse gas emissions were mentioned but it was determined …

By James Nash
A recent poll of 530 climatologists in 27 countries showed 34.7 percent of interviewees endorsed the notion that a substantial part of the current global warming trend - which might see temperatures rise by a degree or two, on average, by century ’s end - is caused by man ’s industrial activities: driving cars and the like.
More than a fifth - 20.5 percent - rejected this “anthropogenic hypothesis.” Half were undecided. The skeptics now include the 85 climate experts who signed the 1995 Leipzig Declaration; the …

I was waiting on this one.  Right Wing News is reporting on an article out recently that blamed big oil’s lack of “urgent search for solutions to global warming” on Hurricane Ike.  Yup.  Mother Nature bats last, according to the article, and big oil has set up phony debates on whether or not global warming exists and if its caused by humans.  Right Wing News does fire back with the obvious, though:  what about the large hurricane that slammed into Galveston in 1900?  Where were all the SUVs then?  Look, …

Nitrogen, an odorless and colorless gas found in 80% of the atmosphere is now the focus of climate change scientists who think it’s another component in climate change.  The 80% naturally-occurring atmospheric nitrogen isn’t the problem, according to the article.  It’s the 1% reactive nitrogen found in the 80% atmospheric concentration that’s going to affect the climate.  Reactive nitrogen bonds with other elements to form smog, create dead zones in oceans and cause cancer.  And humans have doubled the amount of reactive nitrogen in the atmosphere.  Of course, nitrogen is …

After having read an article over at THBarb yesterday, I was inspired by a line or two there that made sense to me.  The decisions around anthropogenic global warming have been made for us.
With many other social factors - and that’s what global warming is, folks, a social factor - liberals have demanded that humans have a choice.  The people chose a Democrat-controlled Congress in 2006, and liberals were elated, although their approval rating plunged to nine percent most recently.  The people are going to choose a Democrat President later …