Here's some news I can cheer about. . . .

Low targets, goals dropped: Copenhagen ends in failure

 Deal thrashed out at talks condemned as climate change scepticism in action

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Is Global warming an economic or a enviromental issue?


* Economic (73%)
* Enviromental (27%)

Total Votes: 333
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Can a deal at Copenhagen make a difference to the enviroment?

* No (76%)
* Yes (24%)

Total Votes: 321

Copenhagen: It's all about trade, not 

global warming, and China is the target

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I think it may look that way on the surface but in reality,  it is about a one world system of governance.   

 The Crackup In Copenhagen

  - FOXNews.com  By Myron Ebell

The real news from Copenhagen is that there is now a tremendous amount of animosity and distrust between the U.N. establishment and the environmental establishment.

The big news is that the grand alliance pushing global warming alarmism and energy-rationing policies has started to break apart here in a spectacular way. The official United Nations global warming bureaucracy has thrown out the twenty to thirty thousand environmentalists who traveled to Copenhagen to attend the meeting as officially-accredited delegates of non-governmental organizations (or NGOs). The environmentalists are extremely angry and have every justification for being angry.

The real news is that there is now a tremendous amount of animosity and distrust between the U.N. establishment and the environmental establishment. They know that they need each other, which is why the mainstream environmental NGOs have not made a stink and why the establishment press hasn't made it a front page story. But the fissure arising out of the U.N.'s incompetence is going to take a long time to heal and could easily grow much wider.

That is the very good news coming out of Hopenchangen.

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Hot air trumps treaty in Copenhagen chill 

• Peter Wilson, Europe correspondent
• From: The Australian
• December 19, 2009

Fearing that failure would undermine the whole multilateral system, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon decided to lower expectations, claiming that his minimum goal for success was an agreement on halving global greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
This was a remarkably hollow promise for this generation of leaders, given that few of them will even be alive in 2050, let alone facing any political consequences for failing to keep that promise.

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Gore Effect Impacts Copenhagen Climate

Over four inches of snow fell in Copenhagen last night as temperatures dipped to below 25°F, not including wind chill. Officials with Denmark's Meteorological Institute said there is a high probability of a white Christmas in Denmark, which has occurred only seven times in the last 100 years. This is what is known as "The Gore Effect," a strange phenomenon involving extreme or unusual cold and blizzards that seems to follow Al Gore and his global-warming crusade.

Politico.com has described the Gore Effect thusly:

For several years now, skeptics have amusedly eyed a phenomenon known as “The Gore Effect” to half-seriously argue their case against global warming.

The so-called Gore Effect happens when a global warming-related event, or appearance by the former vice president and climate-change crusader Al Gore, is marked by exceedingly cold weather or unseasonably winter weather.

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