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United States Senate Report ‘Consensus’ Exposed: The CRU Controversy

House of Commons minutes of evidence taken before the Science and Technology Sub-Comittee: The disclosure of Climate data from the Climatic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia

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The feed-in-tariff being offered by the British government for clean energy should be the new savings account. One media outlet claims that a £12,500 investment in solar panels will pay a tax-free return of six to eight per cent per year—more than double what one would earn in a typical savings account.
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The Arctic ocean has more ice today that it did last year at this time, more than it had the previous year at this time or the year before that or the year before that. More ice, in fact that at any time since the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, using a sensor launched on a NASA satellite in mid 2002, began tracking the extent of Arctic ice.

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For the past two years Spanish solar companies working in once-gritty city of Puertollano were soaking up the rays of government subsidies—creating what one paper called a 21st century gold rush. But just as quickly as the rush began, the sun set on the subsidies, leaving the city dotted with low-quality, poorly designed solar plants. 

Now it’s the time of reckoning.
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