Holding back the ocean (via The Cost of Energy)
Free Investment Newsletter | Invest Yourself: I really like what they (Robert B. Rinear) say on the currency. That all seems very very true. The currencies in the world are all crap. The best may be Japan and they can’t keep the Yen low enough to be a competitive exporter so it is wreaking havoc on their economy… The Yankee Dollar is a piece of crap. But we are less crappy then the Yuan or the Euro. We are…
Why science is so hard to believe – The Washington Post: Joel Achenbach hit the nail on the head with this article. Ever wonder why you can talk with otherwise intelligent people and you suddenly drop into the twilight zone. They suddenly are totally convinced that the earth is flat, and there’s no arguing with them.Or they are totally convinced the fluoride in water is a horrible government conspiracy to … It is in the water. Or the Kool-Aid. Each group, tribe if you will, is drinking…
A video came cycling around to me that provided gleeful evidence that the Climate Alarmists use sneaky methods to distort the information and make everyone shake in their boots because the world will end in less than 12 years. This guy, Tony Heller (aka Steven Goddard), even went so far as to create a tool to find the best point in any trend graph for best (mis)representing data. As with many such reports, I would…
Study: sea levels rising quicker than previously estimated – Blue and Green Tomorrow: This is a bit of good news which really is really bad news related to sea level rise. The good news, if you can call it that is sea levels appear to have been rising far slower during the first century of the industrial revolution than previously measured (estimated). Apparently the tidal measures that have been around for centuries didn’t represent some…
Found this on the Weather Channel, where it discusses a study that discusses the impacts on rising oceans on… The Internet. It makes sense. Population centers are, what, 80% within a few miles of oceans. All the phone and Inet cables would run along roads through population areas… Business Insider discusses so called Sunny Day Flooding from high tied and kind tide. As the sea levels rise there will be more flooding. Flooding will start…
Check out the workings for markets in Carbon…Cap n trade, tax and trade, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Australia does Carbon Tax and shift. Texas sets up a Carbon Exchange. California has a huge lift in the prices of Carbon allocations (CCA) because of the down time of a nuclear power plant. Overall, the price per ton of carbon is now at between $8 and $23.Anything above free, is probably a very good thing for the true…
