global warming issues

Since this fire is currently only a few miles away from my house I have much interest in it. And I ran into the following comments from this MSNBC article. First off it seems that it is the namby pamby hippies fault San Francisco gets its water and electricity from the Sierra Nevada. Note...

This poll is supposed to show if political persuasion is related to the personal stance on climate science and global warming in particular. This thread is not for discussion about global warming - for that, we have a moderated thread in the science sub-forum. In order to minimize quibble over...

http://www.examiner.com/article/forbes-contributor-let-climate-change-skeptics-houses-burn-down "Steve Zwick, a Green Tech contributor for Forbes Magazine, has an idea he thinks will change people's minds about global warming. Track the skeptics and let their houses burn down. On Thursday...

If you live in the UK, that is. I expect the same holds for the USA midwest and Canada. And Russia. Global warming 'may cut deaths' BBC

I happened across a thread in another forum and discovered that the recent paper by McIntyre and McKitrick have perculated up to some interestingly high and influential places. Namely, The Committee on Energy and Commerce. Several letters officially requesting answers from Mann, et al, can be...

McIntrye's site Seems Nature's peer review wasn't up to snuff on Mann's hockeystick paper. It also seems that those that pooh-poohed the McIntyre & McKitrick assessment that I mentioned in this thread because it was published in Energy & Environment instead of Nature, might wish to...

Despite the Bush Administration's Revisionist Science, apparently someone realizes that physics trumps politics every time. _______________________ Oil chief: my fears for planet Shell boss's 'confession' shocks industry David Adam, science correspondent Thursday June 17, 2004 The Guardian...

The denial of global warming, and the denial that burning fossil fuels contributes, has about the same intellectual honesty as holocaust denial. OK, overstated slightly, but not by much. So let's grant a small degree of uncertainty... Inaction is unacceptable when when best science indicates...