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Prince Albert of Monaco: Global Warming Is For Real

WASHINGTON (Nov. 30) -- Prince Albert of Monaco today waded into the controversy over the hacked e-mails that have given fresh ammo to climate change skeptics, saying, "There is no more room for doubt." The prince, who heads a private environmental foundation that works on issues related to climate change, said the...

WikiLeaks Founder Sees Success in Exposing E-mails

(Nov. 29) -- Earlier this month, it posted internal e-mails that damaged the reputation of leading climate change researchers. Last week, it published more than 500,000 text messages sent from government personnel in the hours after the terrorist attacks of 9/11. Such explosive disclosures are just business as usual for...

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'Green News Report' - August 4, 2011

The 'GNR' is also now available on your cell phone via Stitcher Radio's mobile app !. IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: The latest commie pinko hoaxster enemy of Fox 'News' is...

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'Green News Report' - June 23, 2011

The 'GNR' is also now available on your cell phone via Stitcher Radio's mobile app !. IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Summer of Floods, Summer of Fires: today's unlucky town is Minot, ND; Bad news for US nukes; Sea level rise accelerating; PLUS: Al Gore slams Obama on climate change, Fox "News" gets all confused ...

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12/06/11 Gingrich Accepting Gore Invite Lands on Love Seat With... Source: Bloomberg.com Al Gore , the Democratic Party presidential nominee in 2000, wanted to know whether Newt Gingrich , the former Republican U.S. House speaker, would appear in a 2008 television ad calling for action to address climate change.
08/22/11 Climate-Change Scientist Cleared in Closing of U.S.... Source: Bloomberg.com Michael Mann, a Pennsylvania climate-change researcher caught in the flap surrounding e-mails hacked from a U.K. university server, was cleared of wrongdoing by a U.S. agency that promotes science.