The 2009 International Conference on Climate Change. We’re here, we’re registered, and it’s a perfectly lovely day here in the Big Apple. Not too warm, not too cold, and not a blizzard in sight. In about an hour or so we’ll be in a reception, and this evening’s there’s going to be a dinner speech by Czech President Vaclav Klaus.
Skanderbeg and I are covering this conference: he’s doing the science, I get the politics. Tomorrow morning we should be hearing from Congressman Tom McClintock (R, CA-04) over breakfast: I’ll see if I can score an interview afterward. Needless to say, anyone attending this conference is welcome to stop by and see how we’re doing.
Moe Lane
PS: If I can, I hope to pull a Caleb and get a handle on whatever protesters might be showing up for this. And by “get a handle,” I mean, of course, “savagely mock.”
Crossposted to RedState.
Moe,
You lucky dog. Harrison Schmidt is going to be one of the keynote speakers. He’s and ex-senator, Geologist,and happens to have walked on the MOON during the Apollo 17 mission. You really need to get an interview out of him. He went to the moon to study the history of it through it’s rocks. I’m sure he know’s a more than just about anyone on the planet regarding it’s history simply by looking at a few rocks.