Breaking news: Barack Obama has thrashed out a Copenhagen deal “not sufficient to combat the threat of climate change” which has left no country “entirely satisfied.”
No surprise there, then. Why did they bother?
Posts Tagged ‘Copenhagen’
Copenhagen: an utter waste of everyone’s time, energy and money with a carbon footprint the size of Texas
Saturday, December 19th, 2009Climategate: we won the battle, but at Copenhagen we just lost the war
Saturday, December 19th, 2009Copenhagen has been a disaster for the free world and hardly anyone seems to have noticed.
We have been distracted by the sweet schadenfreude as the event was overshadowed by the Climategate scandal at the beginning, and the Russian bombshell at the end.
And by our delight in seeing the many business interests of the IPCC ’s [...]
Climategate: Green Agony Uncle ‘Dear James’ answers your Copenhagen questions
Saturday, December 19th, 2009Dear James,
On the news I have seen footage of rank crusties in foetid polar bear costumes being sprayed with tear gas by Danish police. Isn’t this bad for the environment?
Rob Stevely, Fla.
Dear James answers: No, it’s good news, Rob! Though tear gas can indeed contribute to the greenhouse effect, this is offset by the dramatic [...]
Climategate: how the Copenhagen Grinches stole Christmas
Tuesday, December 8th, 2009First they try to steal $45 trillion of our hard-earned cash in the name of “combatting climate change”. Now they steal our holidays too: the organisers of the Copenhagen Summit – COP 15 to use its snappy official name – have banned Christmas. (hat tip: EW)
Here’s Copenhagen Post Online:
Participants in the COP15 climate summit should [...]
Climategate: the Conservative backlash begins
Sunday, November 29th, 2009Conservative leader David Cameron has issued a statement reiterating his party’s commitment to “tackling carbon emissions” to deal with the “real danger of climate change” and describing the Copenhagen summit as of “historic importance.” (Hat Tip: my splendid new friend Plato Says)
And the party faithful don’t like Cameron’s Copenhagen Kool-Aid Consumption one tiny bit.
Here’s what [...]
Copenhagen: a step closer to one-world government?
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009You have to be careful when talking about “One World Government.” Sooner than you can say “Bilderberg”, you’ll find yourself bracketed with all the crazies, and conspiracy theorists and 9/11 Truthers. But I don’t think you need to be mad to be concerned about the issues raised by Lord Monckton in this speech.
Monckton believes that [...]