Dennis talks to Gwyneth Cravens, science writer. Her book is Power to Save the World: The Truth About Nuclear Energy. This is her second appearance on the show on the same book. Very rare.

Methane gas (cow toots) is found, once again, to be much worse than emissions from cars.

Charges a hysterical EPA official to an even more hysterical Barbara Boxer. At least the article mentions the "whistleblower" is a life long Democrat.

More pointless social engineering from Democrats and a deluded governor.

This is either foolish or admirable, depending on your p.o.v. You can guess mine.

T for trillion. That's a lot of bread. But what's interesting here is that they call for hundreds of new nuclear power plants. That's the UN, not the Republican party.

Big Oil must have gotten to him. But how?

We have a lot of oil here. Let's get it.  No one can calculate the damage environmentalism has done – to prosperity and to the environment.

It's made with palm oil and this somehow threatens orangutans. How do they know where the palm oil is coming from? And who do you think gets hurt if they have to stop selling it?

But he never blames the liberals. We're all at fault.

Dennis talks to Roger Pielke, professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado. Pielke believes that the short term dangers of global warming have been grossly over stated. In the spirit of Bjorn Lomborg, he advocates spending the global warming money on more practical issues that can really make life better. He has been pilloried by his fellow scientists for his stance. 

In an editorial today, the Los Angeles Times rails against nuclear power. Unfortunately, all their information is wrong. If you want to learn the truth about nuclear power read this book by Gwyneth Cravens, but the summary on the Amazon page is really all you need. We had this woman on our show. She was a skeptic who became a believer in nuclear power when she learned the truth. Here's hoping the LA Times editorial writers will educate themselves. I'm not holding my breath.

If the oceans are cooling, the earth is cooling. This National Post writer does some further analysis on data we reported last week.

Oceans aren't getting any hotter. Scientists can't quite believe it.

This winter has been a disaster for many. Maybe global warming wouldn't be so bad.