Analyst's note:  Had enough yet?  What a conintued waste of time and our money.  At first is was "global cooling," then "global warming," then "climate change."  All based on bad data. All this will eventually lead to a "green goon squad."  Our national security is at risk by the $$ and effort being diverted to this continued fraud.  As a nation, even during this time of war,we are diverting portions of the Intelligence Community to this "climate research."  As recently pointed out by our own Dr. Lloyd Case (a physicist and computer scientist): 

"A notable physicist, Harold Lewis, has resigned from the Physical Society (the premier physicist organization in America) complaining the group has furthered the "hoax" of man-made climate change. He is embarrassed by the scientific community not aggressively putting down the political assertion that this is "proven science"  and "without any real opposition" at this time.  This scientist calls for the same things.  The hunger for "research money" from the politicos has prostituted many a scientist today! 

We should demand a separation of State and Science"  just as we do a separation of "State and Religion". This is an unhealthy climate for truth and for actual research. The truth in science is not determined by a vote.... want to vote down gravity?... scientific consensus does not make something true.... just a community deciding it thinks the idea/explanation is the most worthy at the moment. Many scientists DO NOT think man-made climate change is a worthy idea!  Don't bet your government, your future, the world economy on it!!

There is "A Big Difference: Consensus in Science and in Politics"  Even NASA gets involved in this scam.  Our universities, such as Penn State are supporting this scam with false data.

Our national security is at risk by the $$ and effort being diverted to this continued fraud.  As a nation, even during this time of war,we are diverting portions of the Intelligence Community to this "climate research."  Shame on you Penn State University, the public expected far more of you. Just because money is and has been coming your way to continue this fraud is no excuse.)

Penn State's probe that mostly cleared climate change scientist Michael Mann for any wrongdoing doesn't begin to scratch the surface, say critics.

How thoroughly did Penn State University investigate a top climate scientist who brought hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants to the school? A growing number of critics say they hardly looked at all.

Penn State ended a two-month probe into the work of Michael Mann, a top climate scientist whose "hockey stick" graph of climbing world temperature helped galvanize support for the climate change movement, [...]

The probe stemmed from the release of thousands of hacked e-mails from a server at the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in England that showed the internal debate and, some say, the manipulation of data, to support the scientific underpinnings of the case for global, man-made warming of the planet. Mann's e-mails were among those released and critics charged that he used "tricks" to make his data match studies that confirmed warming trends.

A three-person board of inquiry cleared Mann of three of four charges brought by the university that he falsified or tried to destroy data, and recommended further study on the fourth charge that his methods "deviated from accepted practices" of the scientific community.

They wrote in their report that "that there exists no credible evidence that Dr. Mann had ever engaged in, or participated in, directly or indirectly, any actions with intent to delete, conceal or otherwise destroy emails, information and/or data."

Click here to read the full report.

Today we post the following from CNSNews - By J. Brady Howell:

"At an all-day White House conference on "environmental justice," Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced that her department is creating a new task force to battle the effects of climate change on domestic security operations.

Speaking at the first White House Forum on Environmental Justice on Thursday, Napolitano discussed the initial findings of the department’s recently created "Climate Change and Adaptation Task Force."

Napolitano explained that the task force was charged with “identifying and assessing the impact that climate change could have on the missions and operations of the Department of Homeland Security.”

[....] The all day White House Forum on Environmental Justice also included talks by White House Council on Environmental Quality Chair Nancy Sutley, EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson, Attorney General Eric Holder, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, and Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius."