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Meneliti Kelebihan Penting Situs Bandarqq Online

Meneliti Kelebihan Penting Situs Bandarqq Online

By on 8. September 2010

Mengucap kata BandarQQ Online Mungkin udah bisa diyakinkan anda semua mengetahui satu permainan bisa dipercaya ini. Tidak cuman ringan dimainkan permainan ini pun sangatlah mengasikkan, pastinya akan tidak ada kata jenuh buat game yg satu ini. Kala anda berubah menjadi seseorang bandar dalam suatu Situs bandarqq Online, apabila anda dapatkan kartu paling tinggi ialah 9, […]

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Large Number Of Dead Whales Wash Up. Offshore Windpark Construction May Be The Cause

By on 8. September 2010

Earlier today German Radio reported that an uusually large number of dead whales have washed up on the North German Baltic beaches over the last 2 weeks. Now some believe that a newly installed Baltic 1 offshore windpark (see map) consisting of 21 2.3-MW turbines may be responsible, according to reports.

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Catastrophe Tourism – See Sinking Tuvalu Yourself! State Secretary Admits: “We’re Sensationalising The Topic”

By on 7. September 2010

Anke Richter of Der Spiegel has a piece on tourism at the epicentre of climate change catastrophe: the islands of Tuvalu. According to Der Spiegel, the small group of islands is milking the catastrophe scenario for all it’s worth. Call it Tuvalu-gate. The tiny islands may disappear under the rising oceans in just the matter of […]

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Von Storch On The IAC and IPCC. And Lead Author Edenhofer Is Lying, Says Richard Tol

By on 6. September 2010

I’m alerted by Tom Nelson’s blog of a ZDF German television clip featuring Hans von Storch and Ottmar Edenhofer.  Edenhofer is a researcher at the Potsdamer Institute for Climate Impact Research, which is headed by Prof Doom & Gloom Hans Joachim Schellnhuber and his underling Stefan Rahmstorf. Need I say more? ZDF clip here (in German) […]

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UK Telegraph: Greenpeace Is Turning People Off

By on 5. September 2010

Award-winning Daniel Hannan, a conservative MEP of East England, has written a critical piece of Greenpeace called: Greenland to Greenpeace: your hunger for publicity is putting our lives at risk. h/t: R. de Haan Readers may have noticed I’ve been focused on Greenpeace over the last week or so. The once peaceful organisation, which used […]

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Greenpeace Violence Is Escalating: “The Lines Are Drawn”

By on 3. September 2010

Greenpeace is known for breaking the law, trespassing, putting other people at risk, and chaining its members to drilling platforms to protest and, more importantly, to reap the capital of publicity. That’s one thing – but it’s quite another to recruit, psychologically manipulate, and exploit a child for the purpose waging psychological war on people who have different […]

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The Enviro-Sleeper Cells Are Waking Up

By on 1. September 2010

What a day!First Greenpeace storms and shuts down a drilling platform, demanding we stop drilling to save the planet, and now this. The enviro-sleeper cells are waking up! Now who was it at NASA that had encouraged and called for civil disobedience? I wonder if Hansen will testify on Lee’s behalf, you know, like he did for […]

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Scientists Forced To Revise Arctic Sea Ice Projections Upwards

By on 1. September 2010

The September Arcus Sea Ice Forecast, August Report, is out, and quite naturally, the doom and gloom projections of a death spiral have returned to the closet, at least until next June. The mean of the 16 projections provided by scientists is 4.9 +/- 0.51 million square kilometers, which is likely to be lower than what the final […]

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Militant Greenpeace Activists Recklessly Raid Platform, Put Workers At Risk

By on 1. September 2010

Greenpeace activists, in yet another reckless stunt to get on TV and in newspapers, stormed an oil drilling platform off the coast of Greenland, reports Der Spiegel here.  According to Der Spiegel, the intrusion forced an unplanned stop in drilling operation. Whenever a drilling rig is forced to stop operation, it’s expensive. I can’t imagine what […]

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