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For the last two hundred years fossil fuels have been the basis for industrialization and development of our modern civilization. Fossil energy has been absolutely necessary to get us where we are today.

However, our civilization must grow up. We must leave the teenage stage, with wild parties and drugs and transform to a mature and responsible society. It is high time, hopefully in time. We must wean ourselves from our drugs: the fossil fuels. The fossil fuel society must come to an end within 10-15 years. During this period fossil fuels should be used for making the necessary changes. We should have started the transformation to a sustainable society decades ago. The longer we wait the more costly.

The use of fossil fuels is now so destructive on the environment, on our economies and our social fabrics that human civilization is in jeopardy.

There are four main problem categories:

• Pollution
  Coal and oil contain chemicals and particles hazardous to health and environment, such as carbon particles, NOx, VOCs and sulfur. Burning coal kills. Oil spills may have serious long-term toxicological effects. Fossil fuels have many hidden costs, and new, marginal sources are not cost-effective without heavy subsidies.  If externalities were included, no oil nor coal company would be profitable.

• Limited resources. Social vulnerability
  Fossil fuels are finite. The resources will run out. We use the cheap and easily available sources first. We get “hooked” and addicted. When the source peaks (about now), more expensive and less readily available sources will be exploited. The demand for subsidies is already staggering. New, unconventional fossil fuel sources cannot compete with renewables without subsidies. Even according to traditional monetarist philosophy it is insane to give massive amounts of taxpayers money to multibillionaires and our declared enemies to destroy ourselves. Were oil companies compelled to pay for their negative externalities (waste, pollution, damages), they would all go bankrupt.  Societies’ vulnerability and costs will increase exponentially without massive development of alternatives. It is politically irrresponsible and deeply unethical to not develop alternatives quickly.

• Logistics and volatile prices, uneven geographical distribution
  The big reserves of cheap, conventional crude oil are concentrated in the Middle East, controlled by “Big oil” CEOs in association with fanatic, corrupt and despotic regimes or persons with agendas of their own. Fossil fuel societies are vulnerable to delivery failure, wild price fluctuations and Dutch disease. Fossil fuel societies depend on the good will of corpocratic groups like Big oil and petro-tyrants. Enormous capital accumulation with corrupt and undemocratic individuals and regimes creates violent conflicts and threatens all democratic governance. The profits for persons and regimes controlling old and cheap oil-wells are astronomical. Our economic systems are in crisis and democratic societies are severely threatened.

• Emissions and climate change
  Climate scientists worldwide have documented the evidence of global warming in surface air, land and sea temperatures, the rise of sea levels, reductions in glacier ice and snow coverage, increase in ocean heat content and ocean acidification. Our climates are already changing, giving more “freaky” and unpredictable weather, weather extremes such as storms, droughts, more heavy snow in winter seasons, floods, forest fires, coral bleaching, and various difficulties in agriculture. The continued use of fossil fuels is deeply unethical, it endangers life on earth and is economically destructive.

The era of fossil fuels is coming to an end for environmental, political, societal, ethical and economic reasons. Get over it – and out of it.

Sources:

• Global warming and climate change
  • IPCC: Climate Change 2014: Impacts, Adaptation, and Vulnerability
  • IPCC 2013: Climate change. The physical science basis
  • New Scientist (2013) IPCC digested: Just leave the fossil fuels underground
  •  National Academies: A Discussion on Climate Change: Evidence and Causes (March 2014)
  • Nature 2013; Outlook for Earth
    
  • The State of the Debate on Climate Change I (Jan 2014)
  • Climate change gets clocked
  • True climate stories
  • Climate change in facts and figures
  • Two or three degrees more – does it really matter?
  • NOAA: Global Analysis – Annual 2013 (Jan 2014)
  • NASA: 2013 Continues Long-Term Warming Trend  (Jan 2014)
  • NOAA/NASA: Global temperatures 2012
  • NASA: 2012 temperature anomaly   
  • NASA: Climate
  • NOAA: The Keeling curve
  • NOAA: Arctic report card
  • NOAA/NCDC: State of the climate
  • NOAA Climate
  • CRU: Climate
  • Jones, Phil (2013) Global temperature records, CRU information sheets
  • A Win for the Climate Scientist Whom Skeptics Compared to Jerry Sandusky
  • IPCC: Climate
  • Bjerknes Center for Climate Research
  • CICERO center for Climate Research
  • UK Met office: Climate change
  • UNEP: Climate change
  • Tyndall Centre for climate change research
  • Global carbon emissions set to reach record 36 billion tonnes in 2013 (Tyndall centre)
  • Climate change task force
  • Climate change summary and update
  • IPCC report 2013: Summary for policy makers
  • What the IPCC found: The big news from the new climate assessment
  • Carbon trust IPCC report summary
  • 7 things to know about the new UN climate change report
  • Climate Change Report Predicts Warming Will Only Make Human Ills Worse
  • Low Carbon Economy Index 2013 | Busting the carbon budget
  • IPCC: 30 years to climate calamity if we carry on blowing the carbon budget
  • Al Gore: World is on brink of “carbon bubble”
  • Greenhouse gas volumes reached new high in 2012: WMO (Reuters)
  • Greenhouse Gas Concentrations in Atmosphere Reach New Record (WMO)
  • Global carbon emissions set for a record in 2013
  • World Social Science Report 2013 – Changing Global Environments
  • Hansen et al (2013) ’Assessing “Dangerous Climate Change”: Required Reduction of Carbon Emissions to Protect Young People, Future Generations and Nature’
  • What Happens if We Don’t Prevent Average Global Temperatures from Rising?
  • Hansen (2013) What we owe our kids on climate
  • Watch out for climate ‘surprises,’ scientists warn
  • National Research Council (2013) Abrupt impacts of climate change (National Academies press)
  • Earth’s Sensitivity to Climate Change Could Be ‘Double’ Previous Estimates, Say Geologists
  • Spread in model climate sensitivity traced to atmospheric convective mixing (Nature, 2014)
  • The madding cloud: When forecasting the future, scientists’ blind spot is above them(Jan 2014)
  • The climate champions of 2013
  •  World Bank, 2012, Turn Down the Heat: Why a 4°C World Must Be Avoided
  • Bubbles don’t crack. They burst
  • McKibben: Do the math
  • Global Mash-up: The Next Enlightenment, Part I
  • Climate Change Worse Than We Thought, Likely To Be ‘Catastrophic Rather Than Simply Dangerous’
  • Australia Heat Wave Sets Records Across Continent (Jan 2014)
  • Check out this shocking map of California’s drought (Jan 2014)
  • The Pyromaniacs Arrive with Blowtorches on Planet Earth (Jan 2014)
  • White House smacks down climate deniers in new video (Jan 2014)
  • National Academics / National Research Council: Climate change – lines of evidence video series
  • A song of our warming planet
  • Our biggest enviro threat
  • Why It’s So Difficult to Face the Frightening Climate Change Reality
  • OECD: ‘No bailout’ for climate threat
  • Fossil Fuel Emissions Must Be Eliminated To Save The Planet, And The Economy, OECD Warns
  • How to divest from fossil fuels, no matter the size of your piggy bank
  • Increased Debt and decreased GDP – Is that some new “smart” economic logic…?
  • Naomi Klein: Why Science Is Telling All of Us to Revolt and Change Our Lives Before We Destroy the Planet
  • Time for a Mass Upheaval Against the Perpetrators of Global Destruction
  • The Government Scandal That Shows the People Have to Take Radical Action to Prevent Climate Change
  • Being Passive or Neutral is not an option…
  • Global power shift
  • Peak Oil: The rise and fall of humans
  • Is climate change humanity’s greatest-ever risk management failure?
  • Climate consensus – the 97% (The Guardian)
  • Obama: Climate change demands our attention now
  • Hansen et al (2013) Climate sensitivity, sea level and atmospheric carbon dioxide

Pause in global warming?

• The global climate 2001-2010 (WMO, 2013)
• NASA: 2012 the 9th warmest year on record
• June 2013 Temperatures Continue String Of 340 Consecutive Warmer-Than-Average Months
• Who created the global warming “pause”?
• NASA: the nine warmest years on record have occured since 1998
• New Research Confirms Global Warming Has Accelerated
• The Pacific Ocean is now warming 15 times faster than it used to
• President of Marshall islands: Climate Change Has Reached Our Shores 
• World Bank: Dramatically warmer this century
• Forget Climate Change, We Must Prepare for a Catastrophic Climate Breakdown
• Climate set to change “orders of magnitude” faster than at any other time in the past 65 million years 
• Global warming in one unmistakably compelling chart
• Climate changing 10 times faster than in the past 65 million years
• Arctic sea ice delusions strike the Mail on Sunday and Telegraph
• Faux Pause: Ocean Warming, Sea Level Rise And Polar Ice Melt Speed Up, Surface Warming To Follow 
• Sorry, skeptics: Arctic ice is still melting quickly this summer
• Solar activity heads for lowest low in four centuries

Fossil fuels, Climate change and environmental impacts

• Global carbon atlas
• Plants will reach point where they couldn’t possibly take another bite of our CO2
• In the Wake of Haiyan, We Must Divest from Fossil Fuels
• Recognizing the Elephant in the Room: Future Climate Impacts across Sectors
• The End of the Conflict-Creating Oil Age Is Coming Into View — Here’s What the Future Looks Like
• Extreme Weather Events in Europe: preparing for climate change adaptation
• IPCC digested: Just leave the fossil fuels underground
• The 10 Most Toxic Cities in the World |
• Another Toxic Threat from Climate Change

• Are We Witnessing The End Of Coral?

• Rising sea levels (NG, 2013)

• Forget Climate Change, We Must Prepare for a Catastrophic Climate Breakdown
• Are you willing to take on the immense risk that Climate Change is posing?

• Turning climate action into reality (WRI)
• Climate change and ethics
• Climate change: evidence, impacts and choices  (NRC)
• UN climate chief’s tears over future generations

• Sea level rise threatens to flood 1400 US cities
• You can’t deny global warming after seeing this graph (Washington Post July 2013)
• Climate change threatening future life
• Why climate change has Darwin down for the count

Pollution from fossil fuels

• Harbin Smog Crisis Highlights China’s Coal Problem
• This scary map shows the health impacts of coal power plants in China (Jan 2014)
• Coal pollution in China lowers life expectancy by 5 years
• Pollution From China Is Hitting America’s West Coast (Business Insider, Jan 2014)
• Air Pollution from Asia Affecting World’s Weather (Jan 2014)

• The 10 Biggest Polluters of the Industrial Age
• World wide air pollution causes 2 million deaths
• Diesel pollution causes 6% of lung cancers in US and UK, according to new study
• Gulf of Mexico oilspill
• The warning label on oil products
• 4 Things You Need to Know As BP Gulf Oil Spill Trial Resumes
• Outdoor air pollution kills 2,5 million each year
• Europe: 22,300 premature deaths are caused by coal pollution… every year
• King coal in the Appalachians – mountain top removal mining

Extreme weather

• Scientific American: extreme weather events series
• Typhoon Haiyan – Was That Huge Storm Caused by Climate Change?
• 2013 in review: a year of increasing extreme weather events. John Vidal looks back at a year of record heatwaves, floods, rainstorms and cyclones (Guardian, Dec 2013)
• Climate Change This Week: The Good, The Bad, The Old, The New in 2013, and More!
• Typhoon Haiyan death toll tops 6,000 in the Philippines

• The effects of climate change: Storm damage in Europe on the rise (Swiss re)
• Ocean Toastiness Sending Fish Fleeing for the Poles 
• Extreme heat waves to quadruple by 2040, study says
• Heat waves in China 2013
• Flooding due to rising seas could cost $1 trillion by 2050
• Deadly 1,000-year floods strike Colorado
• It’s hard to sea but the globe is still warming
• Pakistan can expect worse heatwaves to come, meteorologists warn
• Rate of Temperature Change Along World’s Coastlines Changed Dramatically Over Past Three Decades
• Climate change’s heat intensifies drought in the USA
• El Nino Patterns Could Become Twice As Likely In A Warming World

The Arctic and the Antarctic

• Massive Antarctic Glacier Has Entered Irreversible Melt  (Jan 2014)
• Arctic sea ice freefall is mirror image of carbon dioxide ascent (Jan 2014)

• Arctic ice shrinking in volume, too: ESA (Sep 2013)
• Study: Arctic Sea Ice Loss Shifts Jet Stream, Driving Deluges In NW Europe, Drought In Mediterranean
• Arctic Temperatures Reach Highest Levels In 44,000 Years, Study Finds
• Antarctica is Sliding Sideways Due to Ice Loss
• Arctic news
• Thinning out on Antarctica

• The Jet Stream: How Its Response To Enhanced Arctic Warming Is Driving More Extreme Weather
• Arctic sea ice melts at alarming rate
• Arctic sea ice loss (video)
• Scientists Predicted A Decade Ago Arctic Ice Loss Would Worsen Western Droughts. Is That Happening Already?
• Like Butter: Study Explains Surprising Acceleration Of Greenland’s Inland Ice
• Say goodbye to the Arctic ice

• Possible arctic methane releases called ‘economic time bomb’

• Shipping has already quadrupled this year through the melting Arctic

Methane and climate change

• We’re Looking at the End of Humanity — And It Might Happen Sooner Than You Think
• Methane Levels going through the Roof
• The Climate Time Bomb That Will Cost Us $60 Trillion
• Vast costs of climate change in the Arctic (Nature, 2013)
• The tipping point in action: twice as much methane released due to seabed permafrost melting
• Last hours  (on the methane feedback mechanism)
• Last hours website
• The ‘Ticking Time Bomb’ That Could Cause Such Rapid Global Warming We’d Be Unable to Prevent Extinction
• Researchers say Arctic Ocean leaking methane

Tipping points

• Report warns of climate change ‘tipping points’ within our lifetime

Oceans and Acidification

• Scientists Focus on Polar Waters As Threat of Acidification Grows (April 2014)
• Ocean acidification
• Key Species of Algae Shows Effects of Climate Change Over Time (Science daily, Jan 2014)
• Climate change is scaring the fish due to acidified oceans, study says
• Oceans Face Triple Threat Of Warming, Declining Oxygen And Acidification, Study Shows
• Climate Change Devastating Ocean Fisherman: ‘Sometimes We’ll Catch 5,000 Pounds Of Jellyfish’
• Local Factors Cause Dramatic Spikes in Coastal Ocean Acidity: Fluctuation ‘Adds Insult to Injury’ for Marine Creatures (Science Daily Jan 2014)
• An Upwelling Crisis: Ocean Acidification
• Ocean Acidification Happening at 10X Rate Than Ever Before – Study
• World ocean systems undermined by climate change by 2100

Rising sea levels

• The flood next time (NYT, Jan 2014)
• This is what Earth will look like if we melt all the ice

Oil and economy

• Oil, coal and gas disasters that are costing us all (March 2014)
• Industry awakens to threat of climate change  (NYT, Jan 2014)
•  It’s time to stop investing in the fossil fuel industry  |
• You May Be Surprised How Much Our Climate Inaction Is Costing You
• Climate change threatens economy of 4 PH cities  (Nation, Jan 2014)
• Billion-Dollar Weather/Climate Disasters (NOAA)

• Inaction on Climate Change: The Cost to Taxpayers
• The Stern review on the costs of climate change
• Big corporations are getting ready for carbon taxes, even if we’re not
• Carbon-Free Nuclear-Free Energy Economy Is Inevitable
• Assault on Clean Energy Revealed: How ALEC-Inpsired Laws Plans to Charge Homeowners Who Install Solar
• The Climate Change Performance Index
• Carbon fees?

• Climate change may pose threat to economic growth
• The hidden costs of fossil fuels
• World War 3: the unthinkable cost of preserving the petrodollar
• Nicholas Stern: I got it wrong on climate change. It is far, far worse (Guardian 2013)
• Recklessly slow or a rapid transition to a low-carbon economy? Time to decide (Stern)
• The Stern review on climate change
• Unburnable carbon: wasted capital and stranded assets
• The unburnable carbon
• The Grantham institute on the climate and the environment
• Stern, N. (2013) The case for a European low-carbon economy
• Economists Forecast the End of Growth as We Know It — It’s About Time
• Ekonomernas skuld (SVT, 2013)
• An economy without Debt and Banks – is that reality or fiction…
• The end of the beginning. World Bank no longer supports coal 
• Climate change could put $6 trillion in fossil fuel reserves at risk
• Vasakronan issues the world’s first green corporate bond
• Make the rich change their ways to avoid a 2C rise, says top scientist
• “We Have to Consume Less”: Scientists Call For Radical Economic Overhaul to Avert Climate Crisis
• Economist: the future of oil – yesterday’s fuel (Aug. 2013)
• Climate policy and dependence on traded carbon
• Working for the Few – Political capture and economic inequality (Oxfam Jan 2014)

Peak oil 

• Think “peak oil” is a discredited idea? Think again
• Peak oil lives – but will kill the economy
• Why peak oilers are still right
• Were the Peak Oil Theorists Right?
• Peak soil: industrial civilisation is on the verge of eating itself

Subsidies

• Time to change the game: fossil fuel subsidies and climate
• IMF Experts and Others Envision a World without Energy Subsidies. IMF calculates real subsidies to fossil fuels to be USD 2 trillion annually
• The basics of climate science in 5 minutes
• Fossil Fuel and Renewable Energy Subsidies on the Rise
• How you subsidise energy giants to wreck the planet
• What if solar got fossil fuel subsidies
• IMF Rejects Fossil Fuel Subsidies, Calls for Reform
• Buy Coal! A Case for Supply-Side Environmental Policy 
• IEA (2012) World energy outlook

Fracking and unconventional oil sources

• This is what fracking looks like
• Man made earthquakes
• Fracking and methane – gangplank to a warm future
• What so bad about fracking?
• With Tar Sands Development,Growing Concern on Water Use
• Setting the Record Straight on Tar Sands and Water Use
• Extreme Energy Extraction Roadtrip — The Scary Ways We’re Ruining the Country to Get Fossil Fuels
• Shale: High depletion rates in Bakken
• Hansen, J. (2013) Tar sand and dirty tricks

Denial

• Scurvy Story: Why You Should Believe 97% Of Climate Scientists, Not Long-Wrong John Christy (Feb 2014)
• Global scientific consensus
• Just 90 companies are responsible for two-thirds of greenhouse gas emissions
• 2013′s Climate Grinches — Stealing Christmas Warmth And Putting It Into The Atmosphere
• Now the Kochs Are Coming After Your Solar Panels
• Examining ‘Media’s Global Warming Fail’
• The terrarists -How to Make Staggering Amounts of Money and Ruin the Planet
• Feet to the Fire: Time to Hold the Big Energy Villains Who Kill the Earth While Making a Killing Accountable
• IPCC report: sceptic groups launch global anti-science campaign
• Scientists take the Mail on Sunday to task over claim that warming is half what IPCC said last time
• Why Would A Climate Scientist Need A Quick Course In Legal Self-Defense?
• The 5 stages of climate denial are on display ahead of the IPCC report
• Climate Change Report From UN Introduces Purple Color To Depict Worsening Climate Risks (Associated Press)
• Rupert Murdoch’s Newspapers Mislead Public On Climate Change and Environment (DeSmog Blog)
• Dollars for Deniers: Big Oil Funds Climate Science Denialism (Daily Kos)
• The 5 stages of climate denial are on display ahead of the IPCC report (The Guardian)
• The Difference Between Global Warming Skeptics And Normal People
• Capitalism and the Destruction of Life on Earth: Six Theses on Saving the Humans
• Why wouldn’t we want to have a positive impact on the world…?

Renewable energy

• This graph shows why solar power will take over the world. The price of solar energy drops dramatically
• Record German Wind Power Lifts Renewable Share Over ’20 Goal
• We Have the Renewable Energy We Need to Power the World—So What’s Stopping Us?
• Renewable energy for all (UN & World Bank, 2013)
• Renewable Energy Sources and Climate Change Mitigation (SRREN)

• Interview With Robert F Kennedy Jr On Environmental Activism, Democratization Of Energy

• As Our Planet Fries, Think We Are Headed for Renewable Energy? Think Again
• Debunking the Renewables “Disinformation Campaign”
• Have we hit a “permanent slowdown” in the growth of global CO2 emissions?
• What is the energy of the future? Some orders of magnitude
• Solar Startup Could Make At-Home Renewable Energy Purchases As Easy As Booking Travel
• Solar Power Could Be A Total Game-changer — But They Still Need To Figure Out One Thing
• Sizing your residential solar PV system
• Zero energy homes have arrived
• Sustainable living

• Small Solar Installations To Help California City Save Millions
• Renewables to create quarter of world’s electricity by 2018-IEA

• Solar Power Cheaper Than Coal Foreseen By German Solar CEO

• CETO wave energy
• Renewables now cheaper than coal and gas in Australia
• New Arizona Solar Plant Uses Salt To Keep Producing Electricity When The Sun Goes Down

• Renewables future no more costly than fossil fuels
• Graph of the Day: A turning point for the global solar market?
• Global capacity set to surpass 2 terrawatts by 2020 with power shifting to emerging markets
• Amory’s Angle: Three Major Energy Trends to Watch
• Scientist James Hansen Proposes “People’s Climate Stewardship Act”: A Simple Carbon Fee with Revenue Returned to Americans
• Making green sexy and spiritual
• A High-Renewables Tomorrow, Today: Greensburg, Kansas
• Renewables
• UNEP 2011: Green technology
• U.S. Solar Energy Installations Reach Record High in First Quarter
• Solar is Shining Bright in 2013 and Beyond
• Green Inventions: 10 Hot Eco-Innovations That Could Change The Planet (PHOTOS)
• Mapping the energy revolution (World Bank)
• Transition cultures – future without oil (TED lecture)

• Gamechanger: Next Generation Wind Turbines With Storage Are Cheap, Reliable And Brilliant
• Wind Turbines Are Quieter Than A Heartbeat, Acoustical Experts Find

• Cost effective benefits of geothermal energy
• eGallons: How much does it cost to drive on electricity compared to gasoline?
• Solar energy: how close is an off the grid reality?
• When Will Solar Get Cheap Enough for Everyone to Use?

Geo-engineering

• Climate engineering (Articles)
• Al Gore: Use of Geo-Engineering to Head Off Climate Disaster Is Insane
• IPCC (2007) 11.2.2 Ocean fertilization and other geo-engineering options
• Geo-engineering methods
• Geoengineering Could Reduce Critical Global Rainfall
• GEA@275 Bio-Carbon Capture
• Geo engineering watch
• World May Have To Suck Gases From Air To Meet Climate Goals
• Dumping iron at sea can bury carbon for centuries, study shows  (Guardian 2012)
• Reflecting sunlight into space has terrifying consequences, say scientists (Guardian Nov 2014)

Climate change and conflicts

• How Could A Drought Spark A Civil War?
• Syria, Water, Climate Change, and Violent Conflict
• Environmental protests throughout the Middle East
• Mass Protest, Not a Speech, Is Needed to Address Climate Change
• The biggest control knob: CO2 in Earth’s climate history

Climate change and development

• Climate change is decreasing farm yields just when we need them to go up
• World Social Science Report 2013: “Changing Global Environments”.
• UNEP: the emission gap 2012
• 5 Things We Learned in 2013 That Could Move the Needle on Sustainability
• The Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN)  |

• Greenhouse gas emissions explained, in seven balloons
• World Bank: What climate change means for Asia,Africa and the coast poor
• Almost Too Horrible to Contemplate: Global Warming Could Destroy the Lives of 750 Million People in the Short Future
• Cooling Pacific has dampened global warming, research shows
• Climate change in Africa will hit the poor hardest
• A Closer Look at Climate Panel’s Findings on Global Warming Impacts
• How A Former Tea Party Congressman Learned To Love Al Gore

• Peak soil: industrial civilisation is on the verge of eating itself
• Plants matter. Is photosynthesis the best defence against climate change?
• Aid groups warn of growing hunger and disease as planet warms
• I am an eco warrior

• The sustainable society of 2040

The masters of deceit: the fossil fuel industry

USD XXX million petro dollars to denial and propaganda

The economic interests in keeping the fossil fuel society going for some more years are so high that the richest people in the world are willing to take unethical and extreme risks. They keep funding the biggest propaganda machinery ever seen

• Secret funding helped build vast network of climate denial thinktanks 
• The ATM for climate deniers 
• ‘Reality Drop,’ Climate Change Social Media Website Unveiled By Al Gore, To Take Down Deniers 
•  Misunderstanding Of Climate Change Concepts May Be Stalling Global Action
• The climate change deceit and conspiracy theories
• Desmogblog
• Climate change denials is just hot air
• Five shots against global warming denialism
• Myths on the urban island heat effect
• Koch Brothers Political Empire Holds Action on Climate Change Hostage
• How the Koch brothers screwed over the climate even more than you know
• Kochs Form New Dark Money Group To Hide Political Activities From Public
• Map of climate change deniers in US Congress
• Stripping the “climate realists” 
• Kritikk av klimapanelet uten substans
• How to argue with “sceptics”
• Global warming contrarians (Union of Concerned Scientists)
• Why USA and Canada refuse to kick their fossil fuel addiction
• How the religious right fuels climate change denial
• Don’t let clean energy naysayers deny us hope
• How human stupidity destroys the world
• Greedy, lying bastards
• Skeptical science getting skeptical about global warming skepticism
• Some scientists have always been willing to prostitute themselves for good payment  |  Advertisements
• Climate change deniers
• How the Fossil Fuel Industry is Subverting Democracy and Undermining Sustainable Development in America
• 99 One-Liners Rebutting Denier Talking Points