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Tag Archives: global warming
Murphy: Global warming runs out of gas (1)
For those who have a wish to hear the grating sound of a man distempered and frustrated that the cause for which he has given at least a decade of his time, the “greatest moral challenge of our time,” is … Continue reading
Booker: The warmist demands heat up as 'green’ costs soar
It is probably fair to say that, in the real world, the need to fight runaway global warming was not at the top of most people’s agenda last week. The Central England Temperature record, the oldest in the world, showed … Continue reading
Heck: Death of the Global Warming Myth
When your cockamamie theory is literally collapsing around you, it’s probably best to take your plight to a higher power. But if that isn’t possible, a fake jaguar goddess could work. According to the Washington Post, “Christiana Figueres, executive secretary … Continue reading
Murphy: The last global warming conference ever?
This global-warming/climate-change stuff is a great racket. Over in England right now, they're locked in the jaws of a very early freeze-up. The roads are iced, the plows overworked, and people are angry. But there's a precious subset of the … Continue reading
Mead: Dead Green Treaty Stinks Up The Room
What a difference a year makes. Last year at this time, the Great Green Delusion — that the United Nations process could deliver a treaty that would stop global warming dead in its tracks — was the hottest idea in … Continue reading
Wente: Can environmentalism be saved from itself? (1)
Maybe it was just a bad dream. Just a year ago, 15,000 of the world’s leaders, diplomats, and UN officials were gearing up to descend on Copenhagen to forge a global treaty that would save the planet. The world’s media … Continue reading
GW deniers are a liability to the conservative cause (1)
Have you heard about the “growing number” of eminent scientists who reject the theory that man-made greenhouse gases are increasing the earth’s temperature? It’s one of those factoids that, for years, has been casually dropped into the opening paragraphs of … Continue reading
Global Warming Advocates Threaten Blizzard of Lawsuits (3)
Environmentalists, unable to squeeze “cap and trade” rules through the U.S. Senate, have a new strategy for combating what they believe is man-made global warming: They’re going to sue. They’re revving up their briefs and getting ready to shop for … Continue reading
Global warming snow job
Not even 30 inches of snow falling on Washington has discredited claims of “global warming,” the belief that human activity is appreciably warming our planet. Of course, a single snowstorm does not disprove global warming. Weather is not the same … Continue reading
It’s Freezing: Must Be Global Warming (2)
Great swaths of Britain are buried under more than a foot of snow as the country shivers through its coldest winter since 1981. Airports have been shut down, trains have been canceled, and the army had to be called out … Continue reading
Hurray for polar bears
It’s a good time to be a polar bear. Unusually cool temperatures in the northern climes last winter produced thicker-than-usual polar ice. This gave the lucky bears an extra two weeks to roam the ice floes to hunt ringed seals. … Continue reading