Why the IPCC should not be disbanded… yet
East Anglia University climatologist Mike Hulme told New York Times Climategate apologist Andrew Revkin that, It is also possible that the institutional innovation that has been the I.P.C.C. has run its course. Yes, there will be an AR5 but for what purpose? The I.P.C.C. itself, through its structural tendency to politicize climate change science, has perhaps [...]

Must-see video: Hide the decline
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NY Times reporter whitewashes Climategate story he is part of
Below is a text of the letter sent to clark Hoyt, the public editor (ombudsman) for the New York Times: Mr. Hoyt, Shouldn’t Andrew Revkin haved recused himself from his Nov. 21 front-page article, “Hacked E-mail Is New Fodder for Climate Dispute“? First, as Revkin briefly acknowledges in the article, he is part of the story. Isn’t it [...]

Utility refuses to promise benefits from smart meters
Duke Energy wants to charge its consumers more for smart meters, but doesn’t want to promise that consumers will receive any benefits from them. Check out the release from the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel.

Must-see video: Coal CEO routs green reporter
Unlike most fossil fuel company CEOs, Massey Energy’s Don Blankenship knows his global warming. Nevertheless, in a new interview, E&E TV reporter Monica Trauzzi seems bent on making a fool of him Blankenship, however, is more than up to the challenge. Click here to watch the duel and/or read the transcript. If more U.S. CEOs were as knowledgable and [...]