Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts
The Silent Majority wants to Save Our Heritage.
The Right Way to Cycle for all the Right Reasons
We're delighted to see adverts in the local press of the upcoming "Ride the North" bike ride in support of the urological canc...
More Cars on More Roads Leads To Rome
Worried About Pollution?
Motorism Will Prevent Drought.
The greenie hippies and other War on the Motorist crusaders are always banging on about global warming and trying to make hard-pressed moto...
Electric Car Salute to Al Gore in Oslo
Top Climate Scientist on Lessons Not Learned from Electric Car Debacle
Dr James Hansen is perhaps the top climate scientist in the country. From his post at NASA he warned Congress and us what's up with glob...
Bush Says Farewell to Blair with Empty Rhetoric on Climate Change
Tony Blair came to DC to say farewell. And make one final pitch for American cooperation on climate change. At a Rose Garden press conferen...
Senators Ask Who Killed the Electric Car?
Two Senators asked the question yesterday at the hearing on global warming convened by Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA). First, Sen. Bernie Sanders...
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