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Global Warming Consensus Watch, Vol. III

Friday, May 4, 2007

Welcome to the latest edition of the PowerBlog’s GLOBAL WARMING CONSENSUS WATCH, a weekly news recap where we highlight the continuing strength and enduring permanence of the universal scientific consensus on the causes and effects of global warming.

THIS WEEK: A fungus among us - again; more on Mars; are weather satellites creating more hurricanes?; Live Earth isn’t totally worthless; Laurie David is the GREATEST HERO IN AMERICAN HISTORY; and human sacrifice on the altar of environmental religion.

All this can be yours - after the jump!

Posted by Marc Vander Maas in Environmental Stewardship at 14:45 | Leave a comment | Trackback

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Abortion, Al Gore, Climate Change, Climate Change Skepticism, Global Warming, Global Warming Consensus Watch, Hurricanes, IPCC, Laurie David, Live Earth, Spinal Tap

Global Warming Consensus Watch, Volume II

Friday, April 27, 2007

This week in the PowerBlog’s Global Warming Consensus Watch: A final pass at the Sheryl Crow/Toilet Paper controversy, just to ensure that the issue is wiped clean; The fight against climate change goes to 11; Global warming causes everything, and we’ve got professional athletes to prove it; and finally, what - if anything - are those carbon offsets offsetting?

Continue reading "Global Warming Consensus Watch, Volume II"

Posted by Marc Vander Maas in Environmental Stewardship at 16:42 | Comment (1) | Trackback

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al gore, chase utley, cheryl crow, climate change, climate change skepticism, global warming, global warming consensus watch, ipcc, live earth, spinal tap, toilet paper

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