DURBAN, South Africa, Dec. 6, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- On Wednesday, 7 December at 15:30 CFACT will cosponsor a press conference with U.S. Senator James Inhofe in Room Kosi Palm (ICC level 2).

On Tuesday, CFACT conducted a highly publicized parachute drop which called attention to Climategate 2.0 (details including usable video of the drop and Lord Monckton jumping from the plane at www.CFACT.tv).

The Wednesday press conference will feature an analysis from Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) of the prospects of a new climate treaty in the U.S. Senate.  The conference will also feature the release of Marc Morano's (editor in chief of ClimateDepot.com) new report "From A-Z" which details troubles and failings in what has been falsely proclaimed by global warming advocates to be a "settled scientific consensus."

"Climate Depot's new A-Z report reveals that the great man-made global warming catastrophe that was predicted – has been cancelled," Morano said, "The scientific reality is that on virtually every claim -- from A-Z -- the claims of the promoters of man-made climate fears are failing and in many instances going in the opposite direction. The global warming movement is suffering the scientific death of a thousand cuts. This Climate Depot special report categorizes and indexes the full range of climate developments in a handy A-Z reference guide from the Antarctic to Polar Bears to Mount Kilimanjaro to Sea Levels to Global temperatures to hurricanes and tornados."

Nobel Prize nominee, Leon Louwe, Executive Director of South Africa's Free Market Institute, will discuss the devastating impact climate policy has had on the economies of both the developed and developing world and the crippling hindrance it poses to the poor.

South African nuclear physicist Dr. Kelvin Kemm will discuss global warming policy providing a unique South African analysis. Lord Christopher Monckton, freshly rested from his parachute jump to call attention to Climategate 2.0, will explain exactly why it would be a mistake to adopt a new treaty in Durban along the lines of the failed Kyoto Protocol.  

"Secretary Figueras is telling the COP that she can obtain a new commitment period in Durban,"  said CFACT Executive Director Craig Rucker.  "After she hears what Senator Inhofe has to say, she may want to re-evaluate her wishful thinking."

Go to www.CLIMATEDEPOT.com for details on Climategate 2.0.  More information on CFACT's mission to Durban at www.CFACT.tv. Also at www.CFACT.org, & www.CFACT.eu.

SOURCE CFACT

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