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So all the political hopefuls are oh so GREEN this year. Even NBC has changed its logo green. Isn't it just a little too much? It's not just me that thinks so...

Try here....
For a description of how the exemptions for India and China have led to increases in greenhouse gases from (drumroll.......) THE KYOTO ACCORD NATIONS!!! Yes the same folks that want to condemn the "evil West" especially the "evil U.S." Strangely enough, the United States has a relatively GOOD record on reduction of these gases. So what gives? Has any major mainstream media even BOTHERED TO REPORT THIS? Of course not, because that would anger the Church of Global Warming and their powerful head honchos.

As for the Green Faithful, they are trying to create their first media martyr......

The short version is that Colorado State University took exception to famed hurricane forecaster William Gray's doubts about Global Warming. So they tried to silence him by denying his access to produce his annual forecasts.
"By pioneering the science of seasonal hurricane forecasting, William Gray turned a university far from the stormy seas into a hurricane research mecca.

But last year, the long-term relationship between Gray and Colorado State University, where he has worked for nearly half a century, nearly unraveled in an episode that highlights the politically charged atmosphere that surrounds the global warming debate.

University officials told Gray that handling media inquiries related to his forecasting required too much time and detracted from efforts to promote other professors' work.

Gray, who has emerged as a leading voice of skepticism about global warming, reacted hotly, firing off a memo to Dick Johnson, head of CSU's Department of Atmospheric Sciences, and others. He didn't buy the too-much-media reasoning.

"This is obviously a flimsy excuse and seems to me to be a cover for the Department's capitulation to the desires of some (in their own interest) who want to reign (sic) in my global warming and global warming-hurricane criticisms," Gray wrote in the memo obtained by the Chronicle.

Gray initially declined to speak about the issue. But on Tuesday, Gray acknowledged the dispute.

"You see, so many people in our department make a living off the global warming threat," he said. "So I think that's part of why they came to me."

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