Desperation is setting in amongst the Greenies.
As I noted earlier in the week, the BBC has, for the first time, allowed a remark that "the debate about what is causing global warming is far from over."
Incidentally, that has really upset the chief censor on Wikipedia global warming matters (William M. Connolly..a Brit sadly) who states "I have Hank to "thank" for pointing me towards
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8299079.stm, which was presumably written to prove that the BBC is no longer sane or indeed terribly interested in reality." Yes, Wikipedia does have a full-time censor in these matters. Anything of a sceptical nature that is posted is immediately withdrawn.
Even the Sunday Times apparently has story in its Section 4 (I don't get the paper or have a link), which contains the following:
"So not only is carbon dioxide plainly not poisonous, but changes in carbon dioxide levels don't necessarily mirror human activity. Nor does atmospheric carbon dioxide warm the earth: ice-cap evidence shows that over the past several hundred thousand years, carbon dioxide levels have risen after arise in temperature, not the other way around."
So the wheels are beginning to fall off this fraudulent bandwagon in the run-up to Copenhagen in December, where all industrialised nations are due to sign up to pay billions to developing countries in climate reparations.
Oh, and Mother Nature has been doing her bit too. Across the States, long-term cold weather records are being broken, right down as far as the Texas Panhandle.
In Europe, a cold blast is set to bring December-like weather down through central countries, as far as the Balkans in the next few days.
http://www.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=rss&traveler=0&article=8Still at least the SNP is bashing out the same old tired tune:
"The 2009 SNP Annual Conference will open with a call for other countries to follow Scotland’s lead and agree to ambitious plans to combat climate change at Copenhagen."
http://www.snp.org/node/15735 Way to go Mr Salmon!

(Yes, I know that's not how you spell it, but there's something decidedly fishy about him

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