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Towards a rational climate change model – part 3

Written by Rosie Langridge

A remarkable feature of the ‘climate emergency’ movement is the manner in which it conflates many separate things into just one or two.

I mentioned in part 1 that the word ‘climate’ used to refer to an array of factors within a region, including typical seasonal variations, wind, precipitation and vegetation.

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That Atomic Accident Changing Our World View

Written by Jonathan Hines

While trying to fatten the atom in 1938, German chemist Otto Hahn (image, above) accidentally split it instead. This surprising discovery put modern science on the fast track to the atomic age and to the realization of technologies with profound potential for great harm or great help.

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The Climate News Story The Media Won’t Report

Written by John Elliston AM, BSc(Chem), BSc(Hons. Geol), FAusIMM(CP)

It is common sense that we believe colder things cannot further warm anything that is already warmer. There is also a law of physics that says “no process is possible the sole result of which is the transfer of heat from a body of lower temperature to a body of higher temperature”.

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Interview: Prof. Frances Boyle Exposes BioWeapons Origins of Coronavirus

Written by Mike Adams

Image: Full transcript of “smoking gun” bombshell interview: Prof. Frances Boyle exposes the bioweapons origins of the CoVid-19 coronavirus

What follows is one of the most important interviews of the year. Biological warfare expert Prof. Frances Boyle appeared as a guest with Alex Jones on the Alex Jones Show, sharing his “smoking gun” findings about the coronavirus being engineered as a weapon that’s designed, “for efficient spreading in the human population,” according to one of the science papers he references.

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Joe Postma: Email Thread with Colleagues

Written by Joseph E Postma

Jeff Bezos worth $150 billion as Amazon hits all-time high

Here’s an email thread I had with colleagues that presents some good reading and video links, which I thought I should share with readers. The email thread starts with someone sending me this interview video:

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Experts Confirm Killer Virus Leaked From Lab

Written by Mark Megahan

First US Case Of Deadly Wuhan Coronavirus Confirmed By CDC ...

Two Chinese scientists confirm that the killer coronavirus leaked from a lab no more than 300 yards away from the seafood market “epicenter” of the outbreak. “Somebody was entangled with the evolution of 2019-nCoV coronavirus.”

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Polar Bear Scare Unmasked

Written by Susan J Crockford PhD

Angry polar bear. Do not disturb… | Wildlife Archives

For almost twenty years, , we’ve endured the shrill media headlines, the hyperbole from conservation organizations, and the simplistic platitudes from scientists as summer sea ice declined dramatically while polar bear numbers rose. This video of mine from two years ago, which deconstructs the scare, is worth another look as International Polar Bear Day approaches with its associated ‘save the polar bear’ rhetoric.

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Towards a rational climate change model – part 2

Written by Rosie Langridge

In part 1, I attempted to list all of the sources of energy that reach the surface of Planet Earth, all of the factors that affect the amount of energy, and all of the energy flows out again.

I forgot to include gravity and tidal energy  in the list. I also forgot that there are forms of lightening that flow up, known as elves, sprites and blue jets.

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‘Free Solar Energy’ – for only $2+ per kWh

Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser

Sunshine is free but solar power is not. In fact, it’s anything else but free or cheap.
The Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project
As reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the Crescent Dunes Solar Energy Project (CDEP), also known as the Tonopah Solar Energy Project, has stopped operating and has been “mothballed.” The solar collectors, shown nearby, cover 300 acres.

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97% of antibiotics are made in China ‘supply chain Armageddon’

Written by Ethan Huff

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Roughly five months before the Wuhan coronavirus (CoVid-19) reared its ugly head, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission held a hearing about America’s growing reliance on Chinese pharmaceuticals. And one of the things discussed – or perhaps admitted, depending on how you look at it – is the fact that a shocking 97 percent of all antibiotics in the United States now come from China.

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