CBS's Knoller: Obama Burned 9,000 Gallons of Jet Fuel for One Earth Da
April 23rd, 2009 12:21 PM
President Barack Obama burned roughly 9,000 of jet fuel yesterday, Earth Day, and that only to deliver one speech in Iowa, reports CBS News's Mark Knoller in an April 22 Political Hotsheet blog post.As if that weren't amusing enough, Knoller notes that the Air Force and the White House wouldn't disclose to Knoller how much fuel the president's plane burns on an average flight, so he had to…
CNN's Marciano to Obama: 'Let's Park the Jumbo Jet' for Earth Day
April 22nd, 2009 4:36 PM
Hinting at but not explicitly charging President Obama with eco-hypocrisy, CNN weatherman Rob Marciano chided the chief executive for flying out to Iowa and back just for one Earth Day speech. Marciano took to the camera shortly after 10 a.m. EDT for a weather report. His comments came on the heels of Heidi Collins describing Obama's agenda for marking Earth Day [audio available here]:ROB…
WaPo Notes Some D.C. Locals Driving Loved Ones Batty with Eco-nuttines
April 20th, 2009 11:30 AM
NBC News has had its over-the-top Green Week and ABC has seriously chronicled the ludicrous exploits of "No Impact Man" and a Los Angeles man who composts his own garbage in his basement.But rarely if ever do the mainstream media present green enthusiasts as, to put this delicately, difficult people with whom to live under the same roof. So on behalf of NewsBusters, here's kudos to the Washington…
S.F. Chronicle Blogger Upset Over Climate Change Skepticism; Likens Is
April 18th, 2009 11:08 PM
Want to see the bitterness of media elitism? Take a look at what San Francisco Chronicle's environmental blog, "The Thin Green Line," thinks of the public's attitude about global warming. According to an April 17 Rasmussen Reports poll, only one out of three voters believes global warming is caused by human activity. For Cameron Scott of the Chronicle's "The Thin Green Line," this isn't due to…
Goldberg: Double Standard for NBC Networks Criticism of FNC's Tea Part
April 18th, 2009 4:40 PM
Despite all the criticisms of the Fox News Channel broadcasted on MSNBC for promoting tea party coverage, one thing hasn't been pointed out - how the NBC networks, including CNBC and MSNBC are given a pass for their shameless promotion of their Green Week and Green is Universal network events. Jonah Goldberg, editor-at-large for National Review and author of "Liberal Fascism," appeared on Fox…
More Americans Believe Global Warming Natural Versus Man-made
April 18th, 2009 12:48 PM
Despite years of hysterical, Al Gore-loving media hype that humans are destroying the planet by emitting too much carbon dioxide, more Americans now believe global warming is being caused by long-term planetary forces rather than man's activities.This represents a stunning reversal in the past twelve months, and is likely a function of a recent global cooling that has thwarted efforts by climate…
Solar Energy: It's Not Easy Being Green; AP Fails, As Press Usually Do
April 18th, 2009 9:05 AM
Gosh, I thought you could just throw up a few solar panels, plug into the grid, and our energy problems would be solved in an environmentally perfect way. (/sarc) Of course not. Early this morning, Rita Beamish of the Associated Press reported that solar panel projects are running into problems with water availability and efforts to protect endangered species. But, as usual for a report on energy…
Governments and Journalist Waste Time and Resources on Mythical Sea Le
April 13th, 2009 11:22 PM
To keep up with what has happened in the aftermath of the odious Kelo v. New London Supreme Court eminent domain ruling nearly four years ago (quick answer: nothing that has to do with actually building anything), your truly gets alerts relating what is going happening in that Connecticut town. As a result, I occasionally get alerts concerning things about the affected Fort Trumbull area that…
Climate Progess's Romm Bashes NYT For Writing About Morano
April 10th, 2009 11:07 AM
CRITICAL UPDATES at end of post! Joe Romm's debate defeat tour hysterically continued Thursday when he went against his own decree forbidding further references to Marc Morano at his Climate Progress blog by eviscerating the New York Times for having the nerve to write about -- wait for it! -- Marc Morano.Oh the humanity!In a tirade that would most certainly make Tonya Harding proud, Romm scolded…
Climate Progress's Romm Responds Unkindly to NewsBusters
April 8th, 2009 7:34 PM
After getting wiped all over the floor by Marc Morano in a March 27 global warming debate, and responding by childishly forbidding any articles of Morano's be linked at his Climate Progress blog, Joe Romm has set his sights on NewsBusters.In an article hysterically titled "Newbusters jumps the shark (if that’s possible) in its attack on my truthful statement “windpower now generates more jobs in…
Debate Loser Romm: No More Morano Posts at Climate Progress
April 7th, 2009 7:28 PM
In today's That's the Funniest Thing I've Ever Heard moment, the loser of March 27's global warming debate, climate alarmist extraordinaire Joe Romm, has taken his defeat like a man: he's officially banned from his Climate Progress website any articles by the victor, Marc Morano.Attaboy, Joe!Not only that, Romm actually made the banning official in a CP posting Tuesday (I'm not kidding):
NBC Brings Back Polar Bears and Penguins for Global Warming Alarmism
April 7th, 2009 10:07 AM
Between the very cold winter in many places and everyone including Vanity Fair focused on the economic downturn, many in the news media took a vacation from global warming alarmism. But on April 6, NBC brought the hype back with yet another story about the threat of melting ice caps. Anchor Brian Williams introduced an "Our Planet" segment by reminding viewers that the Obama administration was…
Slate Editor Weisberg Second-Guesses the Potential of Climate Change C
April 6th, 2009 11:01 PM
Remember when the alarmists were taking the premise that anthropogenic global warming was more of a threat to the planet than just polar bears and penguins, but also sea levels and catastrophic weather patterns? Jacob Weisberg, the editor in chief of the Slate Group and author of "The Bush Tragedy," presents seven things taken for granted that might not be completely correct in a column for the…