Obama’s $3 billion for UN climate fund could ‘kickstart action on global warming’
http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2014/nov/14/obamas-3bn-climate-fund-could-kickstart-action-global-warming
Obama to pledge $3 billion of U.S. taxpayer money for new UN climate fund
http://www.ticotimes.net/2014/11/14/obama-to-pledge-3-billion-for-new-un-climate-change-fund
Scientific American: ‘Greens Should Stop Claiming More Warming Means More War’
‘One chapter of the Fifth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, published this year, concludes on the basis of the work of Burke et al. that “the effect of climate change on conflict and insecurity has the potential to become a key risk.” But another chapter, written by different authors, examines a […]
New documentary on the way: ‘Climate Hustle: The Global Warming Shakedown’
Morano: Obama is saying ‘I don’t need no stinkin’ Congress’ – China ‘Committed to Nothing’ in Climate Deal
New Book set to rock energy debate: ‘The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels’
NYT’s Coral Davenport cites discredited Stanford pollster Jon Krosnick to claim Dems will win on climate issue
NYT environmental reporter Coral Davenport excerpt “In Climate Deal, Obama May Set a Theme for 2016.”: But Democrats are increasingly emboldened by polls showing that in national elections, candidates who push climate change policies will win support from voters. According to a 2013 poll by Stanford University, 73 percent of Americans believe that the earth […]
New York Times’ Lead Story Exults About How ‘Climate Change’ May Win White House for Dems
Watch Now: Alex Epstein’s ‘Moral Case for Fossil Fuels’ Official Book Trailer
Study: ‘The US Will See 50‰ More Lightning Strikes, Thanks to Global Warming’
http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/11/climate-change-means-more-lightning Lightning strikes in the continental United States will increase roughly 12 percent for every degree Celsius of global warming, a study published today in Science finds. If warming continues unchecked, that could translate into a 50 percent increase in lightning by the end of the century—three strikes then for every two strikes now.