I’ve always been in favor of cloning, until I read this:
The former vice president, a Democrat, said on Monday that by the end of the summer he would start a bipartisan education campaign to train 1,000 people to give a version of his slide show on global warming featured in the film “An Inconvenient Truth” and book of the same name.
That well-known climatologist, Bill Clinton, says that his former VP is right–GOP policies are going to give us more hurricanes. Well, he certainly knows about big blows, anyway.
Recent groundbreaking research indicates that (are you sitting down?–I don’t want to feel responsible for anyone who hurts themselves falling to the floor in shock) many teenage girls feel pressure from boys to have sex.
Amidst media hysteria from Al Gore’s latest propaganda, Iain Murray has some suggestions for the most sensible approach to the problem if it is a problem–adaptation.
Not that I’m a conservative, but I think that many of those who are will find it useful. A petition for conservatives against Intelligent Design.
And you thought there was a Republican war on science? Check this out. Iain Murray has more thoughts.
For Kyoto:
Translated: the developed countries realize they aren
For Kyoto:
Translated: the developed countries realize they aren
For Kyoto:
Translated: the developed countries realize they aren
TCS Daily is on Al Gore’s case.
Gregg Easterbrook (who seems to be better at this stuff than he is at space policy) pans the “documentary” as well.
[Update on Thursday morning]
How Kyoto held back progress in solving the problem.
[Another update]
Al Gore’s penguin army.
[Late morning update]
Editor Nick Schulz responds to “rebuttals” to the TCS Daily piece.