Global warming roundup

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Lots of items you may have missed:

Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va.) says U.S. emissions restrictions might only take effect if major developing countries also impose them
My colleague on Marlo Lewis on how Congress is reverting to the thinking of the Byrd-Hagel resolution
Al Gore’s Quebecois allies lose big in elections
Only 24 percent of Americans consider Al Gore an expert on global warming
… which leads Roger L Simon to ask whether Gore hurts his own cause
British energy consumption booms and emissions rise
European Union climate goals will cost €1 trillion
Russian scientist dismisses idea of massive sea level rise within next thousand years
Professor David Henderson on climate change, the Stern review and the IPCC
Alarmist warns of “Carbon Dictatorship” if world fails to act
EU asserts control over Polish and Czech economies
More evidence that China will overtake the U.S. as the biggest emitter this year
A profile of Arctic researcher Syun-Ichi Akasofu
Indur Goklany says mankind has never been wealthier, healthier, or freer
Snowball Earth theory looks less and less robust
Britain’s global warming envoy has a carbon footprint 30 times that of the average Briton
Germany abandons nuclear and builds coal-fired power stations
Richard D. North was not impressed by The Great Global Warming Swindle
The American Thinker on the argument that global warming is a moral matter
Apparently it’s scientifically OK to be a Big Bang Denier
IPCC scientists angry at allegations that their report was watered down by governments
New research suggests very high greenhouse gas concentrations in recent history
Millions in UK in “fuel poverty” trap
EU’s new “open skies” policy will generate 26 million extra air journeys