Excerpt: "The most economically sound plan to protect the environment will be one that adapts to more reasonable estimates of global temperature change. While a long-term adjustment for sustainable, minimalistic living will be required by the U.S. economy, careful price discrimination can be used to lessen Gilding’s predicted disruptions".

Excerpt: "The public finds it is easy to fall into a panic over global temperature increases that seem to demand immediate action. However, often taking rash measures on inaccurate “doomsday” scenarios causes misled policy to harm economic productivity by diverting funds better allocated elsewhere."

The President teams with the "Inconvenient Truth" helmer on a promotional film touting his first term.

How the republican take-over of Congress and growing public doubts about the IPCC have stopped the government from responding to global warming.

The time has come to do something about the disaster.

The first-ever Green Like A Frog column explores the two different sides of argument about global warming, and makes a conclusion that can be accepted by both sides of the argument.

What is happening to our planet?

Is Al Gore right? Or is he just in it for the money?

Why it is advantageous for defenders of global warming to keep the argument in the realm of mythology.

What is 2012? Why was this year marked as the end of the world?

Here’s two of my real life articles on the topic about global warming.