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• Global Warming Problems

  
  I Am Not A Hamster — Authority: 118
  In this video Bob and I take a few minutes to point out some serious problems with the whole idea that human activity is causing any kind of climate change.Besides that, I am not a hamster, Im sitting here freezing and these people want me to believe that its getting warmer?!?!? Get real.What the [...]
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• Planet in Peril - How to Solve Global Warming

  
  Today's Top Voted Bookmarks — Authority: 155
  Planet in Peril - How to Solve Global Warming http://www.ehow.com/how_4866450_solve-global-warming...
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• Solar Panels: Educating Students & Pupils on Energy Efficiency and The Energy Crises

  
  gothinking.net — Authority: 152
  Choosing the correct noesis send for young grouping to do should allow the construct of serving them embellish more participating in today’s essential orbicular issues. A noesis send on solar panels could be meet the abstract for them to acquire a meliorate discernment of how the energy crisis is affecting us and ...
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• Philly Inq: “Climate Change, Minus the Hot Air”

  
  Science Cheerleader — Authority: 129
  Wonderfully written piece in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer, by Faye Flam –cutting straight through urban myths and public misunderstandings of science–on climate change. “What scientists know, and what cannot be denied, about global warming, carbon dioxide, the greenhouse effect.”  Flam sheds light on ...
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• ClimateGate: Don’t Know Much About History. Or Climate.

  
  Big Government — Authority: 818
  Imagine if a Bush administration official had  said this : “For most of the 200 years since the Industrial Revolution, people were blissfully ignorant of the fact that emissions caused a greenhouse effect. It’s a relatively recent phenomenon.” That was the Obama administration’s “special envoy for ...
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• Engineered bacteria to turn carbon dioxide into liquid fuel

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  London, Dec 11 (ANI): In a bid to drastically reduce the greenhouse effect, researchers from the UCLA Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science have genetically modified a cyanobacterium to consume carbon dioxide and produce the liquid fuel isobutanol, which holds great potential as a gasoline ...
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• Rope-a-Dopenhagen

  
  Tom Collins' World Wide Web Log — Authority: 111
  Dr. Kelvin Heissmann was by no means a happy camper when he visited me today for a consultation.  He’s the resident global warming expert at the Global Concern Institute, an NGO headquartered here in Washington, DC.  True, that recent business with the e-mail hackers at the University of East Anglia didn’t do ...
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• Is Tuvalu Asking Too Much of Copenhagen? NZ Prime Minister Lampooned by Environmentalists

  
  pacificEyeWitness.org — Authority: 140
  A brief backgrounder: Tuvalu is a small, low-lying atoll and is in danger of sinking under the sea as the sea rises and rises.   Witnesses say the water is coming “through” the land. Rising sea levels mean that they will have to abandon the island one day. Tuvalu are part of the Alliance of Small [...]
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• Soros Says He Has a Way to Unlock Climate Finance

  
  Features — Authority: 123
  COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Billionaire financier George Soros told Reuters on Thursday he had found a way to unlock a stalemate on climate finance using International Monetary Fund assets.Soros wants to invest $1 billion of a total of his own $25 billion funds in low-carbon assets.U.N. talks in Copenhagen, meant to agree ...
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• Opponents of Emissions Regulation Seek Free Pass on Harm to Human Health

  
  CafeSentido.com — Authority: 433
  Big business interests have come out in fierce opposition to the proposed EPA regulation of emissions that contribute to the greenhouse effect, and the fundamental destabilization of global climate patterns. The opponents of new regulatory measures allege such regulation would unduly hamper the ability of businesses ...
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• EPA moves to bypass climate change legislation

  
  OpenMarket.org — Authority: 572
  While climate experts were off at the Copenhagen summit working on their tans (in sunny Copenhagen), the EPA pulled a fast one. As the Washington Post noted in an article that was actually quite good in providing the negatives, the agency formally announced that six gases, including carbon dioxide and methane, ...
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• WMO Confirms that There is No Slowdown in Global Warming

  
  INHABITAT — Authority: 731
  In a freshly released report on Tuesday, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) stated that 2000-2009 was the warmest decade ever on record . While the WMO has warned the world about this dire situation before, this new analysis further confirms the urgency and need for us to take action. The agency’s ...
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• Solar PV Could Be Standard in New European Buildings by 2020

  
  Features — Authority: 123
  The European Union Energy Council this week reached an agreement on the new Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). Under the agreement any new European building will have to be close to energy neutral by 2020, meaning that a very large share of energy consumption in new buildings will be provided by ...
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• Climate Change Watch: A Reminder of the Mentality That Barack Obama Faces

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 437
  Representative John Shimkus, earlier this year, on why there’s no need for any serious concern about global warming:
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• CLIMATE CHANGE: As the hacked e-mail controversy spins, the Earth continues to warm

  
  The Conservation Report — Authority: 458
  As climate change disbelievers cynically spin and take advantage of the so-called Climategate controversy, the Earth’s climate, landscapes, and oceans continue to change due to anthropogenic influences: (1) the earth continues to warm as CO 2 rises, resulting in a greenhouse effect —in fact “ the decade of the ...
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• Climate Change – Copenhagen Day 1

  
  G2 Visual Design Salad and Other Healthy Appetizers — Authority: 137
  The Copenhagen Climate summit starts today and runs through to the 18th. I will be using the UK Guardian as my main source of information. This news organization has an extremely solid record on all things environmental and were largely responsible for driving the significance of the greenhouse effect and global ...
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• the further one travels, the less one knows

  
  rashbre central — Authority: 425
  With Copenhagens energy summit getting fired-up, we are all thinking about the climate a little bit more at the moment. One of the popular discussions is around new forms of transportation power, such as electric cars. Im a believer in treading lightly but I suspect some of the calculations will need refinement ...
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• Seeing REDD: Could There Be a More Complicated Way to Save Forests?

  
  Features — Authority: 123
  By Chris Tobias Trying to stop the destruction of the worlds remaining forests is a complicated affair. One proposed mechanism to help in the battle is a clean development mechanism for developing countries called REDD, or Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation. The general idea behind it is to ...
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• How Can Humanity Avoid or Reverse the Dangers Posed by a Warming Climate?

  
  Innovation Toronto — Authority: 142
  Image via Wikipedia With greenhouse gas emissions continuing to rise, strong efforts will be required to reverse global warming Wetlands from Bangladesh to Florida submerged. Drought and devastating heat in important granaries such as the Yangtze floodplain in China or Ukraine. Rains that come too often or ...
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• Where is the evidence that CO2, at anywhere near the levels we have today, leads to global warming?

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 176
  In short, there IS no evidence that CO2 has ever caused significant warming on Earth when the concentrations were within 10-15 times of what they are today. Water vapor is, by far, the most important greenhouse gas in the Earth system. Water vapor accounts for about 95% of the greenhouse effect on Earth. Earths ...
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