
My wife loves driving the Model 3, not for all the selfish reasons I like to drive it (it is fast and quite the iPad on wheels) but because she feels she helps the environment. Is she right?
Written by Vitaliy Katsenelson

My wife loves driving the Model 3, not for all the selfish reasons I like to drive it (it is fast and quite the iPad on wheels) but because she feels she helps the environment. Is she right?
Written by Paul Driessen

Alarmists have convinced themselves that our planet faces an imminent, existential, manmade climate cataclysm – that can be prevented solely and simply by government edicts replacing fossil fuels with biofuel, wind, solar and battery energy.
Written by Pierre Gosselin

What follows is an example of how German decisionmakers go about protecting the environment: chop down hundreds of acres of forests and pour thousands of tons on concrete reinforced with hundreds of tons of steel on huge beds of gravel, all hauled in by hundreds of truckloads.
Written by Dom Armentano

Climate change enthusiasts are convinced that man-made global warming poses a near-term environmental disaster. Yet gloom-and-doom forecasts about the fate of the Earth are hardly new, and few have proven accurate.
Written by Peter Wood

The apex predator of the north is the polar bear, which devours about 150 pounds of meat at a sitting. Fortunately for the seals (and occasional humans) polar bears dine out only every five or six days.
Written by Paul Homewood

I have been asked by a couple of people to produce a simple climate change factsheet, and it might be worth bookmarking for future use.
Written by Pierre Desrochers and Joanna Szurmak

In December last year, veteran naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough warned attendees at the United Nations climate-change summit that the ‘collapse of our civilizations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon.’
Written by Pat Boone

[Exclusive: Pat Boone offers Part 3 in his series on discrediting of ‘hockey stick’ scientist]
Gentle reader – and fellow taxpayer – let us again examine an important and unfolding story of global climate science fraud unreported by “fake news,” or to put it more tactfully, inaccurate, biased and selective mainstream media.
Written by Lynne Balzer

Not so very long ago when I tried to communicate some facts to a woman, she interrupted with obvious annoyance, “Save your breath. Because no matter what you say to me, I won’t believe it.”
She was saying in effect that she wouldn’t listen even if I was telling her the truth.
Written by Pierre Gosselin

At Extinction Rebellion (XR) and Fridays For Future (FFF) rallies, speakers tell outright lies with the aim of trying to get the masses of people to stampede in mass panic and blind anger.
One of these activists in Germany is Carola Rackete, writes Michael Krüger here at Science Skeptical.
Written by Eric A. Blair

While alarmists claim “global warming” is settled science, reports come out weekly that deliver different data. The climate was indeed warming throughout the 1990s, but that then dropped off.
Now, a new study finds that an increase in sea ice may lead to another ice age.
Written by Geoffrey Grider

Big Pharma is officially partnering with the tech industry to pair “immunization” with digital biometrics, meaning humans will soon be microchipped, tracked, and ultimately controlled through a global identification matrix.
Written by M. Ray Thomasson, Lee C. Gerhard

First let us state that the authors are avid environmentalists. Every geologist we know loves nature and “The out-of-doors” and wants to protect and preserve our planet.
Concern for the environment should not be confused with climate change.
Written by Claire Edwards

Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius – and a lot of courage – to move in the opposite direction ― E.F. Schumacher
The Western world is insane. It suffers from a persistent delusion called the materialist-reductionist paradigm.
We learned this from the Greek philosophers who preferred to look at objects in isolation: nature, for example, was defined as the universe minus human beings and their culture.[i]
Written by Frank Jacobs
Written by Norman Rogers

The title of this new book is a play on aristocracy. The science aristocracy is living off its former reputation as honest investigators of the natural world.
Scientocracy: The Tangled Web of Public Science and Public Policy exposes largely mean-spirited bureaucrats who don’t hesitate to fake science when it serves their bureaucratic and financial goals.