Prominent elements Republican Party and associated anti-science syndrome sufferers are gleefully (and ignorantly) making jokes about the Washington, DC, area’s record snow levels, using this to confuse people about the realities of Global Warming. The reality of Global Warming is that “warmth” isn’t what all of us will feel with each moment, after all that [...]
Entries Tagged as 'James Inhofe'
Climate Disruption: Airlifting snow from Washington, DC, to Vancouver, British Columbia
February 11th, 2010 · Comments Off
Tags: Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · climate change · climate delayers
Does John Broder know that Media Matters exists?
December 2nd, 2009 · 1 Comment
The head of the University of East Anglia’s Climate Research Unit, Professor Phil Jones, has stepped aside from his directorship for a temporary period to enable a faster and more comprehensive investigation of the Center’s electronic security and of how he (and others) managed the CRU (and their email correspondence) in the face of determined [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · James Inhofe · anti-science syndrome · climate change · climate delayers · energy efficiency · jim hansen · journalism · political symbols · politics
HuffPost scores a 100 on the Inhofe Scale
January 5th, 2009 · 7 Comments
The New Year began with a bang over at the Huffington Post: the explosion of a new poster with a diatribe meriting a solid 100 on the Inhofe scale. [To DIGG this post.]
As a reminder, thoughtful energy blogger Lou Grinzo (Cost of Energy) developed the concept of The Inhofe Scale.
The Inhofe Scale [...]
Tags: Al Gore · Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · climate delayers · global warming deniers · skeptic · truthiness
Revisiting Inhofian Deception
December 13th, 2008 · 11 Comments
It must be that time of year again. [DIGG this story.]
Just like last year, the Minority on the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Commitee (read James Inhofe (R-Exxon)) has just released another “report” somehow proving that the globe isn’t warming or, if that fails, that humanity has nothing to do [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · analysis · climate change · climate delayers · environmental · global warming deniers · journalism · politics · republican party · skeptic · truthiness
Lovley Display of Scientific Ignorance
November 25th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Politico published a science story by Erika Lovley so bad that, well, there is no legitimate reason to post directly to it directly as opposed to Joe Romm with New media same as the old media. Politico pimps global cooling for Hill deniers, David Roberts with Politico’s journalist malpractice, The Way Things Break with [...]
Tags: Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · climate change · climate delayers · environmental · global cooling · global warming deniers · journalism
Pat Sajak: Gl_b_l W_rm_ng D_n_ _ r ( _ssh_l_!)
June 27th, 2008 · No Comments
Well, the man who needs a ditzy blond to help him spell words has come out of the woodworks. Pat Sajak is a strong-worded Global Warming Skeptic.
Sadly, Wheel of Fortune’s host probably has a greater voice than the thousands of IPCC scientists with a segment of the American public … hopefullyu that segment isn’t highly [...]
Tags: James Inhofe · global warming deniers · green · jim hansen · journalism · skeptic · truthiness
Fair and Balanced strikes WashPost Global Warming reporting … again
June 26th, 2008 · Comments Off
Earlier this week, two Washington Post articles demonstrated, yet again, the Post’s editors’ dedication to modeling Post reporting after Faux News when it comes to Global Warming: “Fair and Balanced” over objective and truthful. In what were otherwise quite interesting and even valuable articles to read, the Post inserted material from Global Warming deniers and [...]
Tags: Global Warming · James Inhofe · Uncategorized · Washington Post · climate change · climate delayers · global warming deniers · jim hansen · journalism · media
The Shocking Analysis of Lie-berman-Warner
May 27th, 2008 · No Comments
Next week, Senator Harry Reid is going to bring the Lieberman-Warner Coal-Subsidy Act to the Senate floor for debate and votes. Even after modification by Senator Boxer, Lieberman-Warner remains grossly inadequate in face of the challenges we face. Even so, the National Association of Manufacturers, the US Chamber of Commerce, and global warming deniers are [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · cap and trade · climate change · climate delayers · environmental · global warming deniers · government energy policy · lieberman-warner · politics
One hand clapping: Coal Subsidy Act to fail?
May 8th, 2008 · 2 Comments
The latest news suggests that the Lieberman-Warner Coal Subsidy Act (the Climate InSecurity Act, CISA) has moved from critical condition to the morgue. As it will require 60 votes to get past any threatened filibuster (not that the Senate Democratic Party leadership could force a filibuster on anyone other than their own Senators fighting for [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · cap and trade · emissions · environmental · government energy policy · lieberman-warner
Boxer reacts to FoE’s left hook
January 31st, 2008 · 2 Comments
The situation is moving from sparring to some serious boxing when it comes to the Lieberman-Warner Climate (in)Security Act (CISA) . Friends of the Earth (FoE) has launched an advertising campaign voicing reason re Lieberman-Warner, pointing out that the CiSA (the Coal-Subsidy Act) is not just inadequate, but also is far weaker than the energy and [...]
Tags: Congress · Energy · Global Warming · James Inhofe · cap and trade · climate change · emissions · environmental · government energy policy · lieberman-warner · politics