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  Judicious use of Hansen’s many hats

  Posted on May 18, 2010 by Lene Johansen in Blog.

  I first wondered why a federal employee who does not work for the state department was writing letters to the Norwegian Prime Minister, instructing the Minister how to conduct foreign policy. I would think that Ambassador Barry B. White would be a more appropriate spokesperson.

  Post Tagged with activism, Alberta, climate change, energy, Hansen, Norway, tar sands, USA, White
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  Lakey’s rosy glasses

  Posted on July 13, 2009 by Lene Johansen in Blog.

  The only thing that places Obama on the right wing of the Norwegian political scale is how much government intervention that is politically possible in U.S. politics. With an electorate that is strong supporters of decentralized government and private solutions, he can only propose so many centralized, big government solutions without reducing his office to irrelevance and certain loss in the next election.

  Post Tagged with Clemet, economics, energy, health care, Lakey, Norway, Obama, USA
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  Clean technologies have only one defect; They have not been invented

  Posted on March 10, 2009 by Lene Johansen in Blog.

  EU-president Vaclav Klaus gives scathing speech about global warming alarmists in New York.

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• Audubon with Double Conservation Standard on ANWR

  Posted on June 26, 2008 by Lene Johansen in Clip Book.

  The Audubon Society drilling in its on wildlife refuges while they oppose drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge? It is actually old news, but legacy knowledge becomes as new when this is not commonly known. I tried to get hold of Paul Kemp, head of Audubon’s Gulf Coast Initiative to learn more about the [...]

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• Climate crisis canceled!

  Posted on June 1, 2008 by Lene Johansen in Clip Book.

  I had a story published today in ABC Nyheter in Norway. The story is about the hugely under covered fact that more than 31,000 scientists have signed a petition stating the climate crisis is canceled: We urge the United States government to reject the global warming agreement that was written in Kyoto, Japan in December, [...]

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  Global warming, should we fight it or adapt to it?

  Posted on April 28, 2008 by Lene Johansen in Media.

  Lene Johansen argues with liberal talk show host Thom Hartmann why we should abandon efforts to STOP global warming and let developing countries develop economically in order to afford adapting to climate change.

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• Blog Roundoup

  Posted on November 12, 2007 by Lene Johansen in Clip Book.

  I guess I should cross post this as they are published, but here is a roundup of my blog posts on openmarket.org and globalwarming.org since I started at CEI on October 1. Globalwarming.org: Do as I say, not what I do! About the hypocrisy of Hollywood jet-setters gone activist. Globalwarming.org: Royal Academy of Sciences in [...]

  Post Tagged with biotechnology, climate change, energy, Gore, graft, green revolution, Guest blogging, India, nanny state, Nobel, poverty, regulation, strategy, taxes
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