Source: CFACT
http://www.cfactcampus.org/2013/04/12/dr-willie-soon-speaks-at-the-university-of-minnesota/
This video is about one hour long, I only listened to the first few minutes, but Dr. Soon appears to be very funny, relaxed, and right on target.
Joe Bass
Source: TVW
http://www.tvw.org/index.php?option=com_tvwplayer&eventID=2013030153#start=627&stop=5945
Don Easterbrook’s testimony to the Washington State Senate on March 26, 2013 is outstanding. It goes on for about an hour. We owe him a lot for having the courage and fortitude for doing this! Pass it on.
Joe Bass
Source: Crosstalk 
The media coverage of Superstorm Sandy was 24/7. However, there was little mention of climate change. Why is this? And why didn’t Obama or Romney mention climate change at all in the three TV debates despite a summer of record temperatures, historic drought and wildfires in the US? Why are so many people in the US in denial of this dire situation? And is the thermometer going up or down? CrossTalking with Patrick Michaels, Denis Rancourt and Richard Milne.
See video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mf1a94SyNmg&feature=youtu.be
Source: Sun News[Canada]
Lord Monckton
Michael Coren talks to Lord Monckton about climate myths.
Collection of Monckton SPPI papers
http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/monckton/
Source: No Frakking Consensus
This blog will return in mid-September. In the meantime, here’s a video of a presentation I gave in Australia last month – and some thoughts on the bankruptcy of contemporary green analysis.
To those of you who’ve been checking this blog for new material, please accept my apologies for the radio silence.
The climate debate can be a difficult place in which to live. Emotions run high. Chronic simple-mindedness abounds. Sometimes a person needs a bit of a holiday.
In a recent interview prominent green activist Bill McKibben declared that “fossil fuel barons” are “taking away the future” and must therefore be stopped (backup link here).
Those of us who regard affordable energy as a golden ticket out of drudgery, as providing access to light, heat, refrigeration, and safe cooking facilities can only marvel that there still are people who consider McKibben’s perspective “a riveting fresh look” at the climate debate. (more…)
Source: FOX News
mining coal
Video about Obama’s attack on the US coal industry. This a direct attack not only on the nation, but each worker and member of the nation’s coal industry.
Link: http://video.foxnews.com/v/1787005034001/crisis-in-coal-country
Marc Morano and Lord Monckton address the absurd notion of man-made global warming causing “climate refugees” and other human rights problems.
Source: http://shiftfrequency.com/tag/science-and-public-policy-institute/
Image Source Page: http://www.wybierzsie.pl/pomnik-chrystusa-zbawiciela-rio-de-janeiro/
OPINION by Christopher Monckton
Lord Christopher Monckton, chief policy advisor to the Science and Public Policy Institute and former science advisor to Margaret Thatcher, tells The New American from Rio that the just-concluded Rio+20 conference was not about saving the planet or eradicating poverty, but about shackling the plant under global government. He also optimistically stresses that the “pointy heads here in Rio” have failed despite their declaration of success and that “the game is up.” Video produced by http://www.libertynewsnetwork.tv
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=D3bH3_-dQVs#t=1s
Source: CO2 Science
http://www.youtube.com/user/co2science
Isolated for 42 days in chambers of ambient and elevated CO2 concentrations, we periodically document the growth of cowpea plants (Vigna unguiculata) via time-lapse photography.
http://www.breitbart.tv/climate-bureaucrats-gone-wild/
Global Warming hypocrisy on display at UN IPCC COP 16 in Cancun Mexico.
Source: YouTube
A short video cataloguing some of the more ridiculous things that have been attributed to global warming by the mainstream media.
Visit http://www.numberwatch.co.uk/warmlist… for a complete list of global warming absurdities: (more…)
Source: Not Evil Just Wrong
James Cameron is still hiding and refusing to debate Global warming.
But that doesn’t stop him from wanting to tell the rest of what to do.
Last March Cameron said he wanted to call the “deniers” out to a high noon debate and he even invited me to a debate in Aspen. Cameron kept putting barriers in the way, but even when I agreed to all his conditions he bailed out at the last minute.
He may be scared to debate, but he is not scared to spend money so that others can hear about his opinions. And he is not afraid to spend money to tell the rest of us we have to live with less.
Cameron has just given $1m to help defeat California’s Prop23 which will overturn the Global Warming Bill. If Cameron succeeds and Prop 23 is defeated energy bills will go up – prices will increase and yet more jobs will flee the state.
Cameron has already told us that we are “going to have to live with less” but it seems that living for less is just for us and not for him.
Nothing has or will change in James Cameron’s lifestyle.
To see just how much of a “Prop 23 hypocrite” James Cameron is watch the video.
Europe’s Ill Wind is a film about the views of people living near existing or planned wind farm developments. Their objections have been dismissed by the wind industry, government and pro-wind campaigners as selfish NIMBYism, leaving unanswered many questions about the reliability and environmental credentials of wind energy.
This site is under construction. In the near future, we will be publishing more information about the views in the film, and links to many further sources of information. There will also be an extended version of the film and extended interviews with the people who have appeared in it.
Video on realities of British wind energy here
1. What are people’s objections to windfarms?
People’s first objections to wind farms are the despoilment of British natural heritage and fantastic scenery, the noise and nuisance during and after construction and effects on tourism and house prices. However, objectors soon learn that wind farms simply do not work as they are intended. They do not reduce CO2 emissions or provide a reliable electricity supply.……………..read on!
2. Do windfarms produce a reliable electricity supply?
No. Wind turbines have rated maximum power outputs, typically 1.8 MW, but because wind is variable, the output of wind turbines also varies according to the wind speed (measured in m/s).[1]
| Wind speed (meters/second) |
Description | Turbine output as %age of installed capacity |
| 7.5 | moderate breeze | 26 |
| 9.0 | fresh breeze | 46 |
| 10.5 | strong breeze | 69 |
| 15 | gale | maximum |
| 25 + | storm | 0 — shutdown |
It is claimed that the wind supply will not be interrupted because it is always blowing somewhere, but this is not the case. Often areas of high pressure cover the entire of Western Europe, meaning there is very little or no wind. (more…)
Source: FOX News
See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqTd0g48ZY4 for the “eco-snuff” film , NO Pressure”, that blows up school children because they are indifferent to the global warming scare.