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Susan McGinnis anchors this afternoon’s Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC. On the program: – The Bureau of Land Management OK’d a request to drill under Green River’s Desolation Canyon in Utah.- NOAA’s annual State of the Climate report calls global warming “undeniable”.- The EPA estimates more than 1 million gallons of oil may have spilled into the Kalamazoo River following a leak in an Enbridge pipeline.- A North Carolina State University professor says not enough oil has reached the Loop Current to be a threat to East Coast waters. www.cleanskies.com

Gulf oil catastrophe Global Warming Date: 07-23-10 Host: Art Bell Guests: Peter Ward ctc cu=cosmicpreachers www.coasttocoastam.com Filling in for George, Art Bell was joined by Professor Peter Ward for a 4-hour discussion on how the Gulf oil catastrophe ties in with climate change. Ward believes BP significantly underestimated the amount of oil that was released from their deep sea well, and worries about the environmental impact of not only the spill but the cleanup efforts also. Chemical dispersants, which have helped break apart the surface oil, are potentially destructive to the cell walls of microorganisms at the base of the marine food chain, he explained. The heavier part of the oil spreading across the sea floor will eventually break down into poisonous hydrogen sulfide gas, Ward continued. Massive quantities of methane, also a byproduct of the leaked oil, will ultimately end up in the atmosphere where it will contribute to increased temperatures across the planet, he added. Ward said he considers the global warming debate settled — greenhouse gases are making Earth hotter. Evidence in the geological record indicates that during epochs of high carbon dioxide levels (1000 ppm), temperatures were high enough to completely melt the continental ice sheets. As the planet’s current average CO2 level approaches 400ppm, Ward theorized what would happen if all of the ice on Greenland melted. According to this disaster scenario, the sea levels would rise 24 feet and cause …

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Gulf oil catastrophe Global Warming Date: 07-23-10 Host: Art Bell Guests: Peter Ward ctc cu=cosmicpreachers www.coasttocoastam.com Filling in for George, Art Bell was joined by Professor Peter Ward for a 4-hour discussion on how the Gulf oil catastrophe ties in with climate change. Ward believes BP significantly underestimated the amount of oil that was released from their deep sea well, and worries about the environmental impact of not only the spill but the cleanup efforts also. Chemical dispersants, which have helped break apart the surface oil, are potentially destructive to the cell walls of microorganisms at the base of the marine food chain, he explained. The heavier part of the oil spreading across the sea floor will eventually break down into poisonous hydrogen sulfide gas, Ward continued. Massive quantities of methane, also a byproduct of the leaked oil, will ultimately end up in the atmosphere where it will contribute to increased temperatures across the planet, he added. Ward said he considers the global warming debate settled — greenhouse gases are making Earth hotter. Evidence in the geological record indicates that during epochs of high carbon dioxide levels (1000 ppm), temperatures were high enough to completely melt the continental ice sheets. As the planet’s current average CO2 level approaches 400ppm, Ward theorized what would happen if all of the ice on Greenland melted. According to this disaster scenario, the sea levels would rise 24 feet and cause …

PLAYLIST: www.youtube.com Gulf oil catastrophe Global Warming Date: 07-23-10 Host: Art Bell Guests: Peter Ward ctc cu=cosmicpreachers www.coasttocoastam.com Filling in for George, Art Bell was joined by Professor Peter Ward for a 4-hour discussion on how the Gulf oil catastrophe ties in with climate change. Ward believes BP significantly underestimated the amount of oil that was released from their deep sea well, and worries about the environmental impact of not only the spill but the cleanup efforts also. Chemical dispersants, which have helped break apart the surface oil, are potentially destructive to the cell walls of microorganisms at the base of the marine food chain, he explained. The heavier part of the oil spreading across the sea floor will eventually break down into poisonous hydrogen sulfide gas, Ward continued. Massive quantities of methane, also a byproduct of the leaked oil, will ultimately end up in the atmosphere where it will contribute to increased temperatures across the planet, he added. Ward said he considers the global warming debate settled — greenhouse gases are making Earth hotter. Evidence in the geological record indicates that during epochs of high carbon dioxide levels (1000 ppm), temperatures were high enough to completely melt the continental ice sheets. As the planet’s current average CO2 level approaches 400ppm, Ward theorized what would happen if all of the ice on Greenland melted. According to this disaster scenario, the sea levels …

Public Citizen Energy Program Director Tyson Slocum on the need to transition to cleaner sources of energy.

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Prepare for higher crude oil prices with diesel vehicles. The Mercedes has a “timing chain”, they do wear as well. Pre-97 VW vehicles apply to this video. 1997 and up have a computer controled injection system, same with the Ford’s, around 1996? Do your own research. Bottom line, any diesel vehicle is better than a gas vehicle.

the insults just validate his efforts to expose what he says are the lies and exaggerations of global warming alarmists. And, as he told the Oklahoma Impact Team, his efforts are finally paying off, because public opinion on the issue is shifting. Recent polls show this claim to be true. A Pew Research Center poll done last October showed that Americans who believe there’s “solid evidence the earth is warming” had dropped from 71 percent in 2008 to 57 percent. Also, a Gallup poll this March showed that the percentage of Americans who feel the seriousness of global warming is being exaggerated had jumped from 31 percent, in 2008, to 48 percent. Poll results like those have Senator Inhofe feeling, not only validated, but vindicated. “It was eight years ago that I got involved in this whole global warming, cap and trade thing,” Sen. Inhofe told to a group of voters recently at a town hall meeting in Perry. “I was called the worst person–well, the most dangerous man on the planet,” Inhofe said. “That’s what they called me at that time.” “That” time was not long after a signature speech Inhofe delivered on the Senate floor in July 2003, in which he offered “compelling evidence that catastrophic global warming is a hoax.” The speech thrust Inhofe into a position few, if any, other elected officials had publicly staked out — global warming denier. Not only was the self-proclaimed maverick saying that global warming is not being caused by human activity, he was saying global …