Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and other officials are pointing to the devastating floods in Pakistan and other extreme weather events as signs that climate change is getting worse.?
Indiana Rep. Joe Donnelly is taking an unusual jab at his party’s leadership in a campaign ad that refers to climate change legislation as “Nancy Pelosi’s energy tax.”
Indiana Rep. Joe Donnelly is taking an unusual jab at his party’s leadership in a campaign ad that refers to climate change legislation as “Nancy Pelosi’s energy tax.”
In my experience, entrepreneurs tend to be contrarians. Recognizing that a willingness to court unpopularity is actually my core competence, The New Republic asked me to be their “from the right” guy in a new blog designed to criticize things they publish. How could I refuse? My first contribution took on the hysteria in a global-warming piece by Al Gore. I wasn’…
In my experience, entrepreneurs tend to be contrarians. Recognizing that a willingness to court unpopularity is actually my core competence, The New Republic asked me to be their “from the right” guy in a new blog designed to criticize things they publish. How could I refuse? My first contribution took on the hysteria in a global-warming piece by Al Gore. I wasn’t gentle — to TNR ‘s great …
In my experience, entrepreneurs tend to be contrarians. Recognizing that a willingness to court unpopularity is actually my core competence, The New Republic asked me to be their “from the right” guy in a new blog designed to criticize things they publish. How could I refuse? My first contribution took on the hysteria in a global-warming piece by Al Gore. I wasn’t gentle — to TNR ‘s great credit, they were fine with that — and the post stimulated a lot of back-and-forth, though I think that the key claim in my criticism — that the scientific findings of the bodies Gore cites as authoritative do not justify anything approaching…
In my experience, entrepreneurs tend to be contrarians. Recognizing that a willingness to court unpopularity is actually my core competence, The New Republic asked me to be their “from the right” guy in a new blog designed to criticize things they publish. How could I refuse? My first contribution took on the hysteria in a global-warming piece by Al Gore. I wasn’t gentle — to TNR ‘s great credit, they were fine with that — and the post stimulated a lot of back-and-forth, though I think that the key claim in my criticism — that the scientific findings of the bodies Gore cites as authoritative do not justify anything approaching the actions Gore proposes — stands…
In my experience, entrepreneurs tend to be contrarians. Recognizing that a willingness to court unpopularity is actually my core competence, The New Republic asked me to be their “from the right” guy in a new blog designed to criticize things they publish. How could I refuse? My first contribution took on the hysteria in a global-warming piece by Al Gore. I wasn’t gentle — to TNR ‘s great credit, they were fine with that — and the post stimulated a lot of back-and-forth, though I think that the key claim in my criticism — that the scientific findings of the bodies Gore cites…
Last winter, as blizzard snowfalls piled up into several feet in the nation’s capital, conservatives mocked global warming alarmists for trying to link weather incidents to global warming. But as summer heat waves, volcanoes and sinkholes have appeared recently, climate alarmists proved they missed the point . A top Obama administration scientist attacked global warming skeptics during the winter by pointing out that “weather is not the same thing…
Last winter, as blizzard snowfalls piled up into several feet in the nation’s capital, conservatives mocked global warming alarmists for trying to link weather incidents to global warming. But as summer heat waves, volcanoes and sinkholes have appeared recently, climate alarmists proved they missed the point . A top Obama administration scientist attacked global warming skeptics during the winter by pointing out that “weather is not the same thing as climate.” ABC’s…