NY Times: "Unusual amounts of snow or lack of snow are all signs of global warming"Tom NelsonFeb. 13, 2010 |
NYT: Israel Planted Explosives in Pagers Sold to Hezbollah by Taiwanese Company
Israel Detonates Hand-Held Walkie Talkies in Lebanon in Second Wave of Explosive Attacks
NYT: Mossad Front Company in Hungary Manufactured Exploding Pagers
The Atlantic: Don't Worry About Israel Putting a Bomb in Your Phone
Thousands Injured, At Least Eight Killed in Lebanon After 'Israel Triggers Pagers to Explode' [UPDATE]
Global Warming and Weather Psychology - Room for Debate Blog - NYTimes.com Jonathan Rose is chairman of the board of the Garrison Institute, president of Jonathan Rose Companies and board member of the Natural Resources Defense Council.[Odd lack of alarmism at a "clean energy" discussion] KENNEWICK, Wash. - The Pacific Northwest is not yet suffering greatly from climate change, and it's a leader in producing renewable energy. .... Claudio Stöckle, a Washington State University professor, addressed climate change during a panel discussion, "Harvesting Clean Energy 2020: A View to the Future." He said greenhouse gas emissions have been increasing in the atmosphere since the industrial revolution. ... "The climate change picture for this region is really not too bad," Stöckle said. ... "For our region to move a little more south is not a bad thing," he said, speaking figuratively...- Bishop Hill blog - Only one error in IPCC reports A video of Rajendra Pachauri with some startling statements about the recent IPCC scandals. Apparently the Himalayan glacier melting thing is the only error in the IPCC reports. The other issues aren't errors at all. Oh yes, and it's OK to use non-peer reviewed literature in IPCC reports.New Paper in Science: Sea level 81,000 years ago was 1 meter higher while CO2 was lower « Watts Up With That? ...historically, sea level was more than a meter above its present height. This data implies that temperatures were as high as or higher than now, even though the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere was much lower. |