The UN Climate Change panel is asserting that humans are overheating the planet, with no evidence to support their claim, but they want the U.S. to cut its energy use by perhaps 80 percent just in case.

Discusses temperature and temperature changes and how they relate to Global Climate. Looks at the nature of anthropogenic effects on temperature changes.

Alaskan native hunter Nathaniel Kalluk discusses how global warming politics have changed his annual hunt.

Galileo got as far as it did because Europe’s governments were willing to spend taxpayers’ money on it. It will only survive because, one way or another, this flow of government money will continue.

It is beyond doubt that the world is in danger of being held captive by powerful lobby groups that have distorted data, made unjustified extrapolations and attempted to stifle debate on one of the most important issues of our time.

According to Dr. William Gray, "[Vice President] Gore knew what the answer was before we even started [looking into climate change], so he arranged funding to only go to those to tell only one side of the story."

ABC Australia's “Media Watch” debunks a widely published picture of stranded polar bears on an ice floe.

Brief discussion of various press perspectives on Gore's jaunt to Congress.

Professor Ben Herman, who is currently working on several satellite based remote sensing projects to monitor ozone, temperature, water vapor, and aerosols from space, discusses his observations, and questions the dogma of anthropogenic global warming.

A discussion of Carbon Offsets and Al Gore.