Climate Change: Not as Bad as We Thought it Was Going to Be

Forbes Post 11/25/2011 @ 10:11AM   Unlike many of my fellow right wingers I’m generally in agreement with the science of climate change. My disagreements come ion only two places. The first is over what we do about it assuming … Continue reading →

The Rise and Fall of Climate Change Denial

Peter Gleick, ContributorCEO Pacific Institute, MacArthur Fellow, National Academy of Sciences 11/21,11`  When scientific findings have big consequences for policy and politics, anti-science ideology and denial flourish. Religious ideology led the Church to deny Galileo’s scientific findings about the motion … Continue reading →

Historian Hunts for Motives Behind Climate Change Doubt-Mongering:

Naomi Oreskes is a science historian, professor at the University of California, San Diego, and co-author (with Erik Conway) of “Merchants of Doubt,” a book that examined how a handful of scientists obscure the facts on a range of issues, … Continue reading →

NC-20 uses Climate Change Skeptics, Part One

I just read a recent article article from the Virginia Pilot about NC-20.  NC-20 describes itself on its website as a  “partnership of the people, local governments, and businesses of the 20 Coastal (CAMA) Counties in North Carolina dedicated to … Continue reading →

U.K. Government: “Climategate” No Reason to Doubt Climate Change

By John Matson | May 6, 2011 05:40 PM | 24 ShaYet another scientific body has jumped in to the so-called climategate fray to dispute that the leaked documents offer any reason to doubt that human activity is warming the planet. Back … Continue reading →