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The Real Root of Deforestation and Desertification

Written by Myles

Why do the majority of people associate desertification with global warming? It has long been pushed as proof of a global warming crisis.

But research into the subject and the real drivers of this world wide phenomenon lie with deforestation and incorrect animal grazing practices.

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Guardian: No Climate Skeptics, Only ‘Deniers’

Written by Thomas D Williams PhD

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The Guardian newspaper has declared that it will no longer refer to those who question reigning beliefs regarding anthropogenic climate change as “climate skeptics” but will attempt to discredit them with the label “climate deniers.”

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Historical Floods—from Philatelic Records

Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser

Historical Floods--from Philatelic Records

Not very long ago, written communications were in the form of postal mail, like letters to your love, postcards to everyone else, and so on.

The Universal Postal Union, established by the Treaty of Bern of 1874, agreed to and ratified by nearly all countries in the world, is an expeditious system of moving the mountains of mail coming and going, across the entire globe.

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The Media’s Legal Right to Lie to You

Written by John O'Sullivan

Around the world citizens are finally waking up to the fact that corporate media peddles lies about junk science.  If you wondered how these hucksters get away with it, look no further than this ‘free speech’ lawsuit, cited below.

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Back to the Medieval Green world

Written by Viv Forbes

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Greens dream of a zero-emissions world without coal, oil, and natural gas.  They need to think about what they wish for.

First, there would be no mass production of steel without coke from coking coal to remove oxygen from iron ore.

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A Yew for You

Written by Dr. Klaus L.E. Kaiser

A Yew for YouYew bushes are quite common in gardens as ornamental shrubs and hedges. They are liked for being hardy, and soil and moisture tolerant evergreens. In addition, the have nice red berries in the fall.

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