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The Daily Telegraph on Steve Fielding

June 9, 2009 By jennifer

Steve Fielding, in just one trip to Washington, has discovered what he does not know about global warming … Fielding’s finding is of historic proportion. He has returned with a series of serious questions about the Rudd Government’s agenda that go to the heart of the most important piece of legislation… Read more here.

Filed Under: News, Opinion Tagged With: Carbon Trading

Fielding the Hard Questions on Climate Change

June 8, 2009 By jennifer

THE Australian Government has committed itself to an emissions trading scheme (known as ‘cap and trade’ in the US) in its fight against climate change.

The legislation passed the lower house last week but is expecting to be defeated in the Senate on June 15th.   The government, however, is likely to take the legislation back to the Senate in late September or October and has threatened a double dissolution if it doesn’t get its way.  This could mean an election with a focus on the issue of climate change. 

A few independents hold the balance of power in the Senate and the government has said it is keen to negotiate with them.  Just last week one independent Senator, Steve Fielding, indicated that there had so far been no debate on the science of climate change in Australia.   

In today’s ‘The Australian’ newspaper he has repeated this concern that there has been no debate on this important issue and says he is keen to talk with the Minister for Climate Change, Penny Wong, about the science. 

[Read more…] about Fielding the Hard Questions on Climate Change

Filed Under: News, Opinion Tagged With: Carbon Trading, Climate & Climate Change

Sea Ice Extent Now Normal in Arctic

June 8, 2009 By jennifer

NOTHING seems to be going to plan for those who believe in anthropogenic global warming and an imminent climate crisis.   According to thermometer and satellite data global surface temperatures are not increasing, the oceans aren’t warming, and now it seems not even the Arctic is melting.

The latest satellite data on Arctic sea ice extent suggests that there is now a normal amount of sea ice in the Arctic – normal is defined as about average for the period 1979 – 2007. 

And when all is said and done, if the climate system is not accumulating heat, the AGW hypothesis is invalid. [Read more…] about Sea Ice Extent Now Normal in Arctic

Filed Under: News, Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

Kofi Annan’s 315,000 Dead from AGW

June 7, 2009 By jennifer

IF the case for global warming is so open and shut, why the need for a report as disingenuous as Mr Kofi Annan’s… warning that climate change-induced disasters, such as droughts and floods, kill 315,000 each year and cost $125 billion, numbers it says will rise to 500,000 dead and $340 billion by 2030.  Read more here.

Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

How Many Lights to Turn Off in Tokyo?

June 7, 2009 By jennifer

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso and five Cabinet ministers failed to reach a consensus Friday on a national midterm emissions reduction target…  Read more here.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Carbon Trading

Aerosols Mask Global Warming?

June 7, 2009 By jennifer

“MOST people are under the impression global warming has risen by about 0.8 degrees C since the dawn of the industrial age. Unfortunately, mean temperatures have risen much further when account is taken of the short-term masking effect of aerosols emitted from coal and oil, mainly sulphur dioxide and its oxidized products…

“Thus, according to the IPCC AR4-2007 report (figure SPM.2), the total anthropogenic greenhouse effect since 1750 AD, which is equivalent to about +2.3 degrees C, is masked by a compensating aerosol albedo effect equivalent to about -1.1 degrees C. However, given the short-lived residence time of sulphur aerosols in the atmosphere, this masking effect dissipates within periods up to a few years.

“Currently continuing emission of SO2 maintains the aerosol albedo effect, preventing further sharp temperature rises. But in a situation akin to methadone addiction, proposed reduction of sulphur emissions would lift this barrier, enhancing global warming.

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Filed Under: Opinion Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

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