In case you missed Sunday’s New York Times, the Sunday Review section carried this fascinating piece on Climate Change and opinions about it. Forget the record heat this summer, the widespread drought and the high produce prices awaiting everyone at…
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Register acquired by Obama supporter from Massachusetts; will a “Balanced” Opinion Page result?
by Dan Chmielewski • • 11 Comments
The Orange County Register, perhaps the largest “Libertarian” paper left in the nation, has been sold to a Massachusetts investor who acquired several other Freedom Communications dailies. The deal is expected to close in the next 30 days. While the…
“I believe in global warming, but…”
by Saad • • Comments Off
Chris Christie, Governor of New Jersey, has become the latest of Republicans to recognize the existence of anthropogenic global warming, but at the same time deny any effort to stop it.
The GOP Inquisition Against Science
by Saad • • 6 Comments
The GOP will enter the new session of Congress ready to fix the economy…just right after they start useless investigations and indict science for not supporting unregulated capitalism.
A ClimateGate Oops Moment for Orange Punch
by Dan Chmielewski • • 5 Comments
Orange Punch columnist Mark Landsbaum is fast to report any obscure study that promotes his position that climate change or global warming is a complete farce. He’s penned a number of posts pretty much dismissing the concept of climate change.…
Obama’s Weekly Address: Progress with the G-20 in Pittsburgh
by Chris Prevatt • • Comments Off
WASHINGTON – In this week’s address, President Barack Obama recounted the progress made this past week in advancing America’s national security and economic prosperity at the United Nations and the G-20. The administration established the U.S. as a leader in…
A Global Warming “Oops” Moment or a National Security Risk?
by Dan Chmielewski • • Comments Off
While the Register’s Orange Punch bloggers are always pretty quick to highlight any information that declares Global Warming to be a hoax or something based on flawed science, it’s always good to get information from other resources. In this case,…
