Nick Brana, who writes at SocioEvolved.com and is a frequent guest on The Square Circle, has written a review of the documentary The Global Warming War. Read it here.
The Global Warming War: A Review
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Climate change, net neutrality, Obamacare
Big news this week on climate change. President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed to limit their countries’ carbon emissions. Many have hailed the agreement as a breakthrough, but some in Congress worry that it would hurt the U.S. economy for no discernable effect on the climate. How big is this deal, and how much should we trust Washington and Beijing to http://www.lindacihar.com/vardenafil-cheaper/ make good on their promises to reduce emissions?
Climate Change: Is There a Scientific Consensus?
We often hear figures that 95, 97, even 98 percent of Discover More Here scientists believe that climate change is happening and that greenhouse gas emissions due to human activity are to blame. But Myron Ebell, director of energy and global warming policy at the Competitive Enterpise Institute, disputes these figures and argues that there is no such scientific consensus.
Ebell explains his argument and is answered by James Stillwell, a climate policy specialist at the University of Maryland.
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Nigerian girls, climate change, public prayer
The biggest story this week is the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls. Last month, the terrorist group Boko Haram kidnapped hundreds of girls from their school and buy nolvadex online sundewpharmaceuticals.com threatened to sell them into slavery—all because their education, they say, is a sin. The U.S. has sent advisors to Nigeria to help find them, but will it be enough? How far should the U.S. go to bring the girls back to safety? Continue reading