It’s nothing new. Landfill sites are filling up, faster than ever, with all kinds of debris. Just about everywhere. How did it come to that? Blame the “Greens” and the “Authorities.”
Why, you ask?
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser
It’s nothing new. Landfill sites are filling up, faster than ever, with all kinds of debris. Just about everywhere. How did it come to that? Blame the “Greens” and the “Authorities.”
Why, you ask?
Written by John O'Sullivan
Evidence shows a disproportionate number of the wealthy and educated in society are refusing vaccinations for their children. Meanwhile, elitists, like Bill Gates, see vaccines as an important tool in population control.
Written by Columbia University
A new study maps out the increase and spread of the Asian longhorned tick, a new species identified last summer in Westchester and Staten island. What’s particularly alarming is that the tick is notorious for its ability to quickly clone itself through asexual reproduction, or reproduce sexually, laying 1,000-2,000 eggs at a time.
Written by Kathy Gyngell
The last few days, as temperatures dropped back down to the forties and we all pulled on our overcoats and scarves again, I was amused to hear the BBC call it ‘typical April weather’.
Written by Pierre Gosselin
A new study by Williams et al appearing in the Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics shows that the global warming hiatus of the early 21st century was in fact real.
Written by Dr Benny Peiser
The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) is misleading the public by suggesting that global warming and its impacts are accelerating. In fact, since 2016 global average temperature has continued to decline.
Written by Matt McGrath
Image: Chalky grains of calcium carbonate are the result of concentrating the CO2 that’s extracted from the air
[PSI Editor’s note: For reader information only. We do not endorse such climate insanity from the biased BBC]
A technology that removes carbon dioxide from the air has received significant backing from major fossil fuel companies.
Written by The American Chemical Society with comments by Dr Jerry L Krause
Preface: Historical facts are important but too many tend to forget historical facts or do not do a literature search to be sure that one knows everything about the topic before they expound upon it.
My major professor in graduate school suggested a possible thesis research project. But when I did a literature search I found that what he proposed had already been done and its results reported.
Written by Joel B Pollack
California’s snowpack is officially 162% higher than average, the fourth-highest ever recorded, after state officials performed the annual measurement this week in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Written by Kirye and Pierre Gosselin
One fellow climate blogger recently wrote on how he’s been looking at GHCN ‘unadjusted’ data and noticed that scientists at NASA appear to have been altering them: “This is a fairly disturbing development,” he wrote.
Written by Dr Tony Phillips
Close your eyes and relax. Daydream about something pleasant. In this state your brain is filled with “alpha waves,” a type of electrical brainwave associated with wakeful relaxation.
Written by Dr Susan J Crockford
Wait for it, it will come: backlash from polar bear scientists for a statement by an Inuk bear safety guide in Labrador, reported by the CBC yesterday.
The guide said there are more polar bears now than there were 25 years ago based on the fact that he is seeing more bears and that more bears mean more trouble with bears, including attacks on people.
Written by BBC
A European spacecraft has confirmed a report of methane being released from the surface of Mars.
The methane spike was first measured by Nasa’s Curiosity rover on the surface; now it has been confirmed by the Mars Express orbiter.
Written by John O'Sullivan
As Spring is sprung in the northern hemisphere the otherwise arid, hot climes of Saudi Arabia are experiencing a wild week of snow, hail and dream-like fog and ice accumulation.
Locals were quick to post on Youtube video of the unusual conditions:
Written by Blair MacDonald
Premise, premise, conclusion: this is the foundation of deductive reasoning and that of the scientific method. If one of your premises collapses; so too should your theory – and with it sometimes your paradigm.
Written by Ethan Huff
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has discovered in a recent investigation that human skin acts as a type of receptor for 5G radiation, drawing it in like an antenna.