Before I will except the basic premise in Global Warming I want to see the formulas that correlate an 80 parts per million increase in CO2 within a 23 mile depth of atmosphere to a measurable increase in surface temperatures. Then I will believe in the theory of Global Warming.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
EPA Lisa Jackson joins with International Socialists at Energy Action Coalitions Power Shift
According to the schedule, President Obama's former green jobs czar Van Jones will be speaking Friday evening, and members of the International Socialists Organization will be hosting a panel discussion Saturday:
Dr. David Evans, Carbon Modeler, Says, "You've been had"
The full text of his speech can be found here:
http://joannenova.com.au/2011/03/david-evans-carbon-modeler-says-its-a-scam/
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Joanne Nova's speech March 2011 "Carbon Tax" Protest in Perth
Enjoy...!
The text of Jo's speech can be found on her excellent website here:
http://joannenova.com.au/2011/03/we-are-being-deceived/#more-14004
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Senate rejects attempt to control the EPA on climate regulation
There is some good news in this vote in the fact that a majority of Senators voted to restrain the EPA in some form. Several bills were voted on that would block the EPA's goals to regulate carbon emissions, in total 16 Democrats voted to block the EPA in its global warming goals.
Looks like there starting to get the message.
Saturday, April 09, 2011
March Coolest Globally in 15 Years
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
Patrick Moore on the Anti-Human Mindset of Environmentalists
Patrick Moore at TEDxVancouver 2009
Patrick Moore “Global warming is obviously a natural phenomenon”
Sunday, April 03, 2011
EPA’s mercury-heart disease claim debunked
The study abstract can be found here.
This study is important as it debunks part of the EPA’s rationale for its recently proposed clamp down on mercury and other emissions from power plants.
Click here for the proposed rule excerpt in which the EPA discusses its view of the methymercury-heart disease data.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Can we trust the EPA?
Is the EPA pretending air pollution is worse than it is? The people at JunkScience.com think so. Take a look at there responce to the EPA's claim that they are saving money and lives with the Clean Air act. Below is Junk Science executive summary this is the link to there full report.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) continues to tighten air quality standards at considerable societal expense under the guise that new standards are necessary to protect public health. Focusing on the EPA’s proposed Clean Air Transport Rule (CATR), this analysis shows that:
Some of this analysis’ notable points include:
- America’s air is already safe to breathe and it is much better than the EPA would have the public believe; and that
- The EPA relies on health studies that exaggerate harm and economic studies that understate regulatory costs in order to maintain the fiction that its ever-more stringent regulations are providing meaningful public health benefits.
Congress should amend the Clean Air Act to better manage the current state of U.S. air quality, instead of allowing the EPA to pretend that it is still 1970 and air quality is poor and emissions are unregulated.
- Among the 32 Midwest and Eastern states that would be covered by the CATR, the daily air quality standard for fine particulate matter (i.e., soot) was violated less than one-tenth of a percent of the time (0.096%) in 2009.
- According to the most recent data for ground-level ozone (i.e., smog), the 8-hour ozone standard was violated only 1.3 percent of the time in the 32 CATR states.
- There is no tangible scientific evidence that current air quality standards are not already more than sufficiently protective of public health. Data has been hidden from the public by the agency and by a clique of EPA-funded researchers. The EPA’s scientific research has not been systematic or comprehensive despite the availability of data to the agency. Purported links between exposures to particulate matter and ground-level ozone, and health effects range from the entirely hypothetical to the subclinical (i.e., temporary changes that are physiologically detectable, but not otherwise meaningful).
- EPA’s economic analysis of its air quality rules is utterly fantastic. The EPA claims, for example, that the estimated $7 billion in one-time costs of the CATR may produce economic benefits that equate to as much as $840 billion annually or 5.7 percent of U.S. GDP for 2009. The EPA claims that its implementation of the Clean Air Act produces monetized health benefits amounting to $1.3 trillion annually, or about 9 percent of 2009 U.S. GDP.
- There is no meaningful or independent oversight of the EPA’s implementation of the Clean Air Act by Congress or the courts.
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Monday, May 21, 2007
Gas Shock
The price of Gas is now higher then in 1981 when adjusted for inflation. Well the interesting thing is will this reduce demand, if the recent high prices do not curb demand what price will it take. $4, $5 or $10 a gallon how much will the government have to tax Gasoline to reduce demand enough that it will have an effect on CO2 emissions.
Why Al Gore will not run for President

Here is an interesting opinion on why Mr. Gore, it is pure financially motivated.
His wife is more blunt. "He's got access to every leader in every country, the business community, people of every political stripe," says Tipper. "He can do this his way, all over the world, for as long as he wants. That's freedom. Why would anyone give that up?"


