The theory of man made global warming states that hot spots will form in the upper atmosphere above the tropics. Observation shows there aren't any. link

UK windfarms produce almost no power during December/January cold period due to lack of wind link

Earth may be headed into a cooling phase

England faces power shortage as fossil fuel and nuclear plants are phased out link

Spanish "green jobs" economy , a challenge with 18% unemployment link

Wind power can supplement but can not  replace fossil fuels in the USA at this time link

renewable energy, the challenge link

global warming  link

UK utility says windpower requires almost 100% fossil fuel backup link 

EPA memo suggests politics is a large influence on policies link 

April Arcitc sea ice melt 3rd slowest in history link 

wind power, can it become the primary fuel source? link 

Al Gore's tesimony before the Congress, questions remain link 

Atlantic Ocean temperatures fall (AMO), causing a slowing of Artic ice melt link 

Dr. Willie Soon explains how changing solar activity impacts global temperatures and greenhouse gases link 

Island of Tuvalu and other Pacific Islands, are they threatened with sea rise? link 

why alternative energy system will have a difficult time replacing conventional ones link 

50 problems with the theory of man made global warming Vicount Monckton of Brenchley link

SPPI report, temperatures have been cooling for seven years link 

Wind farms in Europe, are they effective? link 

Military buoys in the Artic Sea show ice thickening link

Obama science advisor Holdron advises using artificial volcanos and injecting pollution in the atmosphere to save the planet from global warming link

Changes in solar activity more closely linked to temperature in the Arctic than rising CO2 link

NASA says solar activity lowest in a century link

70 scientists added to the list, now 700 disagree with man made global warming link

global hurricane activity at 30 year low link

top Japanese scientists say global warming is not mad made link

only 20% of the IPCC's 2,500 'experts' had any prior experience with climate link

Arctic Sea ice growing at record rate link

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