US: For the lunatic in YOUR life…

Three degrees of hold in every can!

Climate control shampoo.

Germany: Government releases new black list

This time round, it’s climate change sceptics:

US: ‘And justice for all’ — except global warming ‘deniers’

The US Environmental Protection Agency will talk to non-believers — for a price.

Scotland: How to make money from wind farms?

Switch them off.

US: At least it will be warm on the streets…

US Democrats claim ‘global warming’ could drive more women into prostitution.

US: How do you deal with uncomfortable truths?

Burn the books that contain them.

UK: Questions in the House

The Honourable Peter Lilley, MP, skewers the UK government’s carbon fairy tales:

US: How to sell an electric car for $100,000?

Make it for $650,000.

Australia: Kevin Rudd wins something for once!

But it’s not something he’ll appreciate.

US: Cultists at play

Ain’t it the truth?

UK: Those who can’t do, teach…

Those who can’t teach write the manuals.

Those who can’t write do performance art.

UK: Margaret Thatcher on global warming

Clear-sighted as usual.

Australia: CSIRO wouldn’t lie to us!

Well, only for money…

UK: Time for another mutiny?

Britain wasted more than £250,000 in aid on a failed wind farm project for just 55 people in the South Pacific.

Global: 58 failed predictions!

What follows are dozens of predictions for warmer winters made not long ago during the 2000s, many by leading scientists.

Italy: Government seizes Mafia-linked ‘green’ investments

How dare you exploit innocent taxpayers? That’s OUR job!

US: How do you solve an imaginary problem?

Produce imaginary fuel!

Canada: Your taxes at play

Succinct and utterly damning.

UK: Can’t squeeze fuel out of wheat? Squeeze funds out of taxpayers instead!

Or is it shareholders? Nobody seems to know.

Germany: What troop of blood-sucking parasites finds it hard to operate in cold weather?

If you guessed ‘global warming alarmists’, you’re right. But here’s another:

Bulgaria: Green energy costs bring down government

Protests against high electricity bills and poverty toppled the government of Boyko Borissov on Feb. 20. Now Bulgaria may suspend as much as 40 percent of wind and solar power capacity as part of its effort to stem oversupply and stabilize electricity generation.

Global: I am sceptic, hear me roar…

Watts Up With That has won both the Science Category and ‘Weblog of the Year’ in the annual Bloggies Awards. Several other AGW sceptic sites have also won their respective categories.

Watts Up With That?

UK: Green energy — we get the green, and nobody gets the energy

Bad science leads to bad policy. And bad policy kills pensioners.

Global: Don’t play hockey with the Team…

…their sticks keep breaking.

UK: Ah, wind farms! Is there ANYTHING they can do?

Apparently not.

Global: We could be funded, for ever and ever…

Or we could be heroes, just for one day…

US: Banned in Chicago!

I have been banned from commenting on Jerry Coyne’s site, Why Evolution is True, apparently because I have said some rude things about Anthropogenic Global Warming theory. My last contribution was, I thought, a fairly mild comment to the effect that if you were passing on news articles about ‘catastrophic’ ice loss, it was important to include details about the amount of ice remaining. But that was apparently considered too inflammatory, and I have lost my commenting privileges.

UK: It’s a win-win situation!

For greenies; a lose-lose situation for everyone else, when environmentalists litigate against the results of the government doing what the environmentalists told them to do in the first place.

NZ: Greenpeace is full of it…

…BP Petroleum, that is.

And you thought it ran on unicorn farts!

The Commentator.

UK: When hysteria trumps economics

A rational economist visits Climate Wonderland…

We desire to limit climate change in order to stop us causing the future to be poorer than it need be. It is simply entirely fucking insane to then cause the future to be poorer than it need be by overspending on climate change as a way of preventing the future from being poorer than it need be.

via Tim Worstall