Home Middle Column Report: 'Probability of a Kyoto-style treaty with legally binding emissions targets are... Middle Column Report: ‘Probability of a Kyoto-style treaty with legally binding emissions targets are now close to zero’ By Marc Morano - June 1, 2009 59 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg . Tagseuropeglobal warmingipccun Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article‘Mystery’ climate case about utilities creating ‘public nuisance’ issue in Sotomayor confirmationNext articleReal Climate’s Schmidt ‘explains why skeptics are simplistic’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles German Think Tank: Climate Deniers are Holding Back Climate Action Climate411 According to a German think tank, most people are not aware of the overwhelming scientific consensus on climate change, with a majority of people... Read more WMO: “impact of the COVID-19 confinements [on CO2] cannot be distinguished from natural variability” Climate411 Proof that ongoing expensive CO2 reduction efforts are utterly futile. Green hopes that the Covid-19 lockdown would have a significant impact on global CO2... Read more The U.S. National Temperature Index, is it based on data? Or corrections? Climate411 By Andy May The United States has a very dense population of weather stations, data from them is collected and processed by NOAA/NCEI to... Read more
