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“What you have done is totally unethical!!”
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 9th, 2008 in climate scepticsTwo of the leading climate sceptic organisations are in real trouble over misrepresenting the views of climate scientists.
Back in September last year, Dennis Avery from the right-wing Hudson Institute, wrote an article claiming that 500 scientists backed the theory that “most of the recent global warming has been caused by a long, moderate, natural cycle […]
Antarctica: Climate Change Exposes “Toxic Soup”
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 9th, 2008 in climate change impacts, melting Antarctic, melting glaciersOne of the ways climate change will affect us will be in ways we do not expect. We may have climate models, but we cannot predict all the horrors that lie in store.
Here is one such horror. The New Scientist has run a story about how “decades after most countries stopped spraying DDT, frozen stores […]
Court Rules BP Blast Victims Rights’ Have Been Violated
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 9th, 2008 in Safety, refiningA US federal appeals court has ruled that the rights of victims in BP’s fatal Texas City explosion in March 2005 were violated by US prosecutors who reached a secret plea agreement with the UK oil group late last year before consulting victims.
The victims insist the plea deal is too lenient and they […]
Democrats Seek Special Tax on Oil Profits
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 8th, 2008 in Big Oil Profits, US politics, energy policyDemocrats in the US Senate yesterday called for a temporary special tax on oil companies’ profits and a rollback of $17 billion in oil industry tax breaks as part of an energy package.
The proposed 25 percent profits tax would apply just to oil company earnings above what would be considered “reasonable” and only if those […]
Koalas at Risk from Climate Change
0 Comments Published by Andy Rowell May 8th, 2008 in Australia, Climate Change, climate change impacts, impact on wildlifeFirst it was the polar bear, now its the Koala. Both are threatened by climate change. The bears are threatened by the rising level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere because it saps nutrients from the eucalyptus leaves they feed on.
According to Ian Hume, emeritus professor of biology at Sydney University, the amount of […]
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