Renowned physicist Vladimir Paar has revealed that Europe could be just five years away from the start of a new Ice Age, says this article in the Croatian Times.

Most of central Europe will soon be covered in ice, says Paar, “including Germany, Poland, France, Austria, Slovakia and a part of Slovenia.” The freeze will be so complete that people will be able to walk from England to Ireland or across the North Sea from Scotland to northern Europe.

“This could happen in five, 10, 50 or 100 years, or even later. We can’t predict it precisely, but it will come,” he added.

A Stanford Professor has used United Nation security officers to silence a journalist asking him inconvenient questions during a press briefing at the climate change conference in Copenhagen.

Professor Stephen Schneiders assistant requested armed UN security officers who held film maker Phelim McAleer, ordered him to stop filming and prevented further questioning after the press conference where the Stanford academic was launching a book.

McAleer, a veteran journalist and film maker, has recently made a documentary Not Evil Just Wrong which takes a sceptical look at the science and politics behind Global Warming concerns.

Professor Begemann: Ik geloof niet dat er een klimaatcrisis is from Theo Richel on Vimeo.

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From DailyTech, we have still more evidence that any warming occurring on planet earth is coming from natural sources and is cyclic in nature–NOT from the evil capitalism that Al Gore, the UN politicians at the IPCC and other socialists love to blame.

From the article:
Now, a new research report from a surprising source may help to lay this skepticism to rest. A study from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland looking at climate data over the past century has concluded that solar variation has made a significant impact on the Earth’s climate. The report concludes that evidence for climate changes based on solar radiation can be traced back as far as the Industrial Revolution.

A bitterly cold Alaskan summer has had surprising results. For the first time in the area’s recorded history, area glaciers have begun to expand, rather than shrink. Summer temperatures, which were some 3 degrees below average, allowed record levels of winter snow to remain much longer, leading to the increase in glacial mass.

“In mid-June, I was surprised to see snow still at sea level in Prince William Sound”, said glaciologist Bruce Molnia. “In general, the weather this summer was the worst I have seen in at least 20 years”.

Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things (2002) is de titel van het boek van William McDonough en Michael Braungart, waarin ze een nieuwe visie op duurzaam ontwerpen geven. Duurzame ontwikkeling is in 1987 door de Bruntland-commissie gedefinieerd als de ontwikkeling waarbij de huidige generatie in haar noden voorziet, zonder de mogelijkheden daartoe voor de volgende generatie te beperken. Het streven van de cradle to cradle (C2C) visie gaat verder; het voorzien in onze eigen noden en de toekomstige generaties van meer mogelijkheden voorzien. Probeer in plaats van minder slecht, goed te zijn.