Global Warming or Global Governance - Free Online Video: link to video.google.com sss manmade link to www.telegraph.co.uk The world has never seen such freezing heat Published: 12:01AM GMT 16 Nov 2008 Comments 1106 | Comment on this article Snow in... Full Article at Portland Indymedia

http://www.drroyspencer.com/ is by Dr Roy Spencer, former senior NASA meteorologist no longer under the political dictates of James Hansen http://scienceandpublicpolicy.org/ highlights latest science and debunks deceitful assertions purporting to... Full Article at Town Hall

Mike Roselle is in his element -- fighting a controversial coal industry practice called mountaintop removal mining in the town of Rock Creek, W. Va. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Kampala — THE news is bad, and it is coming in fast. Full Article at AllAfrica.com

After I WROTE last Sunday about my new book on the global warming scare, The Sunday Telegraph received a request for a correction from Gavin Schmidt, Dr James Hansen' s right-hand man at the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (GISS) in New York. Full Article at The Telegraph

The news is bad, and it's coming in fast. Full Article at Trinidad and Tobago Express

In what follows, I present some responses to the contemporary crisis from a historian's point of view. However, a word about my own relationship to the literature on climate change – and indeed to the crisis itself – may be in order. Full Article at Eurozine

The UN will send billions to the Third World in carbon credits. Remember Oil for Food? Full Article at National Post

When you have lost the argument, attack Al Gore. Not sure I understand what Al Gore has to do with Global Warming but your tactic seems to be pretty common. “Global warming” is more Scientology than science. It is an act of pure imagination. Full Article at Huffington Post

The forecast in Coal River, W.V. now calls for heavy boulders and flying debris. Blasting has begun at what preeminent climate scientist James Hansen has declared "ground zero in the fight against climate change". Full Article at Huffington Post

Spin the wheel and whatever number the ball lands on will be the new tipping point we must get below; if not, catastrophic global warming to cause 2012-style disasters on our planet. Full Article at Town Hall

Huber has argued that a jury might buy DeChristopher's lesser-evil argument in what prosecutors see as a simple criminal case, and that the defendant cannot satisfy the legal requirements of such a defense, particularly that harm was imminent. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune

Spin the wheel and whatever number the ball lands on will be the new tipping point we must get below; if not, catastrophic global warming to cause 2012-style disasters on our planet. Full Article at The Heritage Foundation

October 26, 2009 / 12:25 p.m. CT (1725 GMT) Though Ares I-X has no crew onboard, nor an official payload (other than the 700+ sensors recording data during the 28-mile high suborbital flight) that has not stopped NASA and ATK, the prime contractor,... Full Article at collectSPACE

Now that Sens. Barbara Boxer and John Kerry have introduced their climate change bill, the real debate about the best policy to address global warming can get started. Full Article at Sacramento Bee

Hailey Vandergrift, 2, runs and tries to get a kite airborne Saturday while participating in Hollins University's International Day of Climate Action event. Amanda McGee, a Hollins University student, participates in International Day of Climate Action. Full Article at Roanoke.com

Sea level is scarcely rising: The average rise in sea level over the past 10,000 years was 4 feet/century. During the 20th century it was 8 inches. In the past four years, sea level has scarcely risen at all. Full Article at ScienceBlogs

Today, students statewide will be literally drawing the line on climate change. Using blue chalk, thousands of students from over 30 schools statewide will be drawing a line that indicates the risk of flooding with a 1-meter of sea level rise. Full Article at Honolulu Star-Bulletin

Saturday marks the first International Day of Climate Action, a grassroots protest spearheaded by environmentalist Bill McKibben and 350.org, an organization that gets its name from climate expert James Hansen's warning that atmospheric CO2 has to stay... Full Article at Fast Company