I Love John Moore’s Article in The Canadian Post

Well usually whenever I hear or see a reference to Conrad Black’s Canadian publication The National Post I roll my eyes and wonder "Oh boy, just what are the global warming deniers trying to tell today" but today I read an op-ed there that I thought was thoroughly delightful and put a grin on [...]

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From: Climate Denial Crock of the Week: The Big Swindle Movie

I just dscovered via Tim Lambert’s Deltoid blog that Peter Sinclair who produces the YouTube video series Climate Denial Crock of the Week has produced a new episode that provides futher debunking and discrediting to Martin Duurkin’s now infamous piece of trash "The Great Global Warming Swindle"
Climate Denial Crock of the Week: The [...]

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More Grumbine Science Disects Apart Denial “Cherry Picking”

And along with ScruffyDan’s recent posts that disect Denial disiformation techniques that I just mentioned in ScruffyDan Takes on Marc Morano and Throws Some Big Punches from More Grumbine Science we also get Cherry Picking an excellent take down of that favorite Denial technique.

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ScruffyDan Takes on Marc Morano and Throws Some Big Punches

The blooger ScruffyDan has been duking it out this summer with the infamous Political Operative Denier Marc Morano and Morano (and the Deniers in general) are taking a beating.
As far as my reading and following of the fight it began a couple of weeks ago back on July 24, 2008 when I read [...]

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Is Nuclear Energy is a Viable Economically Wise Answer to Our Energy Problem?

For those of us who are still thinking that Nuclear Energy is a viable economically wise answer to our energy problem (I’ll admit that I’ve been one of them although I am starting to change my mind in that regard) we have news (via Richard Littlemore of DeSmogBlog.com) that …

Nuclear Energy: Expensive, Dangerous, Not Cost-Effective
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Jim Hansen on Charlie Rose: 8/12/2008

Thanks to Andrew Dressler of Grist for this one! A one hour interview 8/12/2008

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1/3 of Chinese Emissions Attributable to Western Consumption

1/3 of Chinese Emissions Attributable to Western Consumption
It seems that in virtually any long winded debate you get in to with a group of Global Warming Global Climate Disruption*** Deniers eventually after you won all the arguments and debunked all their pseudo-science and non-science eventually one of them will throw up the argument that even [...]

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A Grassroots Call for a Presidential Debate on Science and Technology Policy

This past week we saw the birth of a grassroots call for a Presidential Debate on Science and Technology Policy pop up on the web called Science Debate 2008.

The effort began with "the support of almost sixty eminent scientists (including 11 Nobel laureates), business leaders, journalists and editors (including the editors in chief of both [...]

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Chris Mooney’s Storm World, one of the best books of the year by Publisher’s Weekly

Chris Mooney’s book, Storm World: Hurricanes, Politics, and the Battle Over Global Warming, has been named one of the best books of the year by Publisher’s Weekly.
You can also keep up on what Chris Mooney has to say by checking into ScienceBlogs: The Intersection where he blogs along with Sheril Kirshenbaum. And I guess [...]

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How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Make A Difference?

Question- How Many Light Bulbs Does It Take To Make A Difference?
Answer- Just One

Thanks to Natalie Portman, Chloe Sevigny, and Kyra Sedgewick among others for telling us the story.
Visit National Geographic Green to learn more.

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