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I've been using Google Reader recently, following the lamented death of Planet Fleck, and I suppose I have to admit its better. Here are some "shared items" if, for some reason, you want to read what I read.

climate grumping:

Yet another bunch of people kicking the IPCC

Category: climate grumping

Only this time they are "warmers" rather than septics, and even include some IPCC folk. That seems to be the take Nurture is using for the recent Copenhagen meeting. Ah well. How dangerous is climate change? It is hard to...

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Hot air

Category: climate grumping

I've pretty well given up paying the slightest attention to climate-change negotiations (err, hence this post...), as they seem to be utterly pointless. The political response to something is to talk about it, and so they do, spending large amounts...

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Paradox of flying to meetings to protect the environment

Category: climate grumping

Nuture has a letter from David Gremillet who says: Scientists are becoming increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of their work... reduce our carbon footprint by attending fewer scientific conferences... Regular long-distance flying can easily triple an academic's carbon footprint....

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Rubbish weather

Category: climate grumping

England is famous for its rubbish weather, but this summer has been unusually poor. As it happened that didn't affect us much and we had a great summer: we got a few days sun on the beach to start us...

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Bali round up

Category: climate grumping

Just to remind you, my prediction was that Bali was going to be a waste of time. But I'm open-minded, and happy to be persuaded otherwise. I rather suspect that any benefits are going to be hard-to-analyse-or-see, though possibly no...

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I'll believe it's a crisis when the people who tell me it's a crisis start acting like it's a crisis

Category: climate grumping

From Instapundit via Quark soup....

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BAD

Category: climate grumping

Yes, blog action day, time to post something. mt is as ever sensible, as is Gavin: if you aren't prepared to take action when your lakes get covered with toxic scum; or when even on a clear day, you cannot...

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Tip of the iceberg

Category: climate grumping

I was going to comment on Court challenge for school screening of Gore film but that sort of stuff has been done to death. I have sympathy for the idea that the film is propaganda (though the science is largely...

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Melting in Greenland

Category: climate grumping

Via desmogblog, a Nasa article about snow melting in Greenland: NASA Finds Greenland Snow Melting Hit Record High in High Places. A new NASA-supported study reports that 2007 marked an overall rise in the melting trend over the entire Greenland...

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Oh no, not again: Climate Change Harms Endangered Species...?

Category: climate grumping

It seems to be my fate to complain about "The intersection". Now lookit their latest post. The bottom line? global warming results in sea turtle decline (emphasis in the original). Its exciting news: the most dramatic link I've seen yet...

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