A leading climate scientist argues that overbroad claims by some researchers—coupled with overblown reporting in the media—can undermine the public’s understanding of climate issues.

The past week in Congress and across the country, a closer look has been taken at “climate change.” Last Friday, Congress passed a cap and trade tax bill, the main purpose for was to help reverse the effects of climate change.

The decision to regulate carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases was supposedly supported by “compelling scientific evidence.” One problem: There is no such consensus.

Global warming scam exposed

An Australian study has found the practice of "eco driving" has the potential to cut carbon emissions dramatically, particularly in heavy vehicles.

The effects of global warming are, needless to say, alarming and cause for immediate attention. The effects of global warming are more visible now than it ever has been before. Its apparent visibility makes it impossible to ignore. Changes in climate, in rainfall and snowfall patterns are all too hard to ignore. Mankind can no longer continue in its denial in the face of such drastic changes in the climate and weather patterns of the earth.

One of the most relevant topics of our time is how to prevent global warming. Never before was planet earth faced with a crisis of this magnitude. The existence of every living thing now and their descendants to come has been threatened.