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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Tuesday, 09 March 2010 12:39 |
 A majority of Not Evil Just Wrong's mission is to investigate scientific data and test it against the claims made by environmental alarmists, but there is another aspect of the climate debate—personal freedom.
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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Friday, 05 March 2010 13:14 |
 Friends of Coal Tennessee and the Tennessee Mining Association are hosting Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer for a screening of their documentary, Mine Your Own Business on April 7, 2010, at 7:30 p.m. at the historic Belcourt Theatre, Nashville, Tenn.
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Written by Peter Foster
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 23:11 |
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 National Post editor Peter Foster delved into the developing story of James Cameron's new historical role-environmental alarmist. Foster highlighted directors Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney's roles in the documentaries Mine Your Own Business and Not Evil Just Wrong, which debunked bad science and staunchly supported economic development.
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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 14:39 |
 James Cameron is looking to fill Al Gore's shoes, but Ann McElhinney, the Director of Not Evil Just Wrong, isn't afraid attack the lies and hypocrisies of any eco-billionaire, whether they be an ex-vice president or a favorite for this year's Oscars.
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Written by Phelim McAleer
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 12:50 |
 It has been fascinating to observe how a popular and trusted multinational corporation can be so flatfooted and incapable of responding to a crisis.
Like many of these crises it started small. The corporation seemed invincible and underwent major growth. Some worried the growth was too fast and retained doubts about the science and the technology.
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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Friday, 26 February 2010 11:05 |
 Environmental and Climate ministers met in a closed session yesterday to demand an independent review of IPCC Chairman Dr. Rajendra Pachauri's performance. They are insisting on the review after the series of recent debacles at the IPCC.
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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Thursday, 25 February 2010 12:00 |
 Uncoverage.net was at CPAC 2010 and got a chance to meet up with Phelim McAleer. It looks like the guerrilla reporters recognized one of their own, because they were very happy to see him.
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Written by Kristin McMurray
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Wednesday, 24 February 2010 10:35 |
In another blow to the organization's crumbling credibility, a senior Irish member of the IPCC admitted that he has not bothered to read the fourth IPCC report in its entirety, but advocates "changing our lifestyle" based on its findings.
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America is none too happy with Obama's decree for the EPA to regulate co2. 
I thought Avatar was a great film, beautiful even. Cameron is such a good story teller he even had me rooting for the blue rain forest people and wishing death on all the appalling Americans in final battle scene.
CPAC is hustling and bustling. Today, Phelim's appeared on the 
Thank you everyone for your nominations for the new UN climate chief. Today, we're happy to announce the winner for Not Evil Just Wrong dvd is a Mr. Phillip, whose nomination was Sean Penn. As you can see, Penn has all the qualifications needed for the job.
United Nations climate chief Yvo de Boer
Yesterday we reported on Dr. Vicky Pope, head of climate change advice at the Met Office, defending the IPCC's temperature data and the consensus that Global Warming is occurring. That time would have been better spent fact-checking her organization's reports. Today a science blogger exposed that a large number of weather stations were 
We can mark this as a historic moment in the fight to expose the truth behind Global Warming alarmism. The Climate Establishment has admitted to what skeptics have been saying for a decade, the earth is not warming.
Phelim dressed for the weather as he donned his shorts, t-shirt, sunglasses and sunhat yesterday in a blizzard torn D.C. 
Well, we have just arrived back in Washington DC from Alaska. 
BBC has literally invested Global Warming. Currently, BBC has a pension valued at $11 billion and part of that investment goes towards the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC). BBC is the 
This Saturday, Ann McElhinney spoke at the 
If you'd like to snuggle up with a good piece of biased reporting, I'd suggest an article recently written in the ironically dubbed Independent. The newspaper covered the