Has Hurricane Sandy inaugurated a new age of climate fueled superstorms? Environmentalist Peter Sinclair interviews hurricane expert Dr. Kerry Emanuel of MIT, and Dr. Jason Box of the Byrd Polar Center.

Also see:
Emanuel 2007, Environmental Factors Affecting Tropical Cyclone Power Dissipation
[Link: texmex.mit.edu…]

At a Heartland Institute anti-science conference recently, Peter Sinclair interviewed one of the main attack dogs of the climate change denial gang, Marc Morano, and man, does this ever reveal the twisted mindset and thuggish tactics of these dishonest energy industry shills.

Also see:
Graham Readfearn | Who Is Filling Climate Scientists’ Inboxes With Abuse, Intimidation and Hate?

It’s all over the right wing media and blogs: the absurdly false claim that there’s been “no global warming since 1998.” We’ve posted about this before, but it’s one of those denial myths that just keeps popping up again and again like a malignant jack-in-the-box. Peter Sinclair’s new video shows excerpts from a great speech by climate scientist Ben Santer that utterly debunks this pernicious falsehood. Again.

Peter Sinclair’s newest is a look at how climate change deniers distort and misrepresent the climatic evidence from Antarctic ice cores, by falsely comparing them to Greenland ice records.

I mean absolutely no disrespect to Dr. Richard Alley and his groundbreaking work, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t note his resemblance to Jerry Lewis in The Nutty Professor.

Environmentalist Peter Sinclair’s latest video looks at the evidence of long term climate change gleaned from studying Antarctic ice cores, and how this historical evidence backs up climate scientists’ conclusions about the radical climate changes introduced by human production of CO₂.

In his latest video, environmentalist Peter Sinclair reveals the dread conspiracy behind the terms “global warming” and “climate change.”

Environmentalist Peter Sinclair’s new video looks into the latest data on the disturbingly rapid decline in the extent of Arctic sea ice.

The latest Climate Denial Crock of the Week video from environmentalist Peter Sinclair comes in two parts.

Here’s Part 2 of environmentalist Peter Sinclair’s look at the national security implications of runaway climate change, featuring interviews with top US military commanders and others.

Environmentalist Peter Sinclair’s new video looks at the national security implications of runaway climate change.