As a rule of thumb, 80 percent of policy development should be about understanding the problem. Once a problem is understood, the solution generally presents itself.
But in the case of climate change, policymakers have bypassed this step and are insisting on “fixing” the “problem.” They forget that the IPCC’s own reports show that there is no problem.
Photo credit: Doug Zubenel of DeSoto, Kansas. August 3, 2019.
As predicted, today Earth is entering a stream of solar wind flowing from a large hole in the sun’s atmosphere. NOAA forecasters say there is a 55{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} chance of G1-class geomagnetic storms on Aug. 5th and 6th.
You’ve heard it from YouTube influencers and scientists alike: when you’re in the sun, you need to slather on sunscreen.
While this is good advice for families who visit the beach only a handful of times each year, it could be the opposite for folks who use sunscreen every day. Why?
The “science is settled” alarmist media don’t want people to know there are scientists, even award-winning ones, who dispute the idea of catastrophic global warming.
Science is founded on and thrives from critical thinkers asking tough questions, but that’s the last thing Merck scientists want any vaccine recipients doing. You can’t make this stuff up.
Scientist Jorge Araujo says that quality controls and all-important safety practices are simply not there at Merck pharmaceuticals, one of the “Pharma Five” that dominates the vaccine producing industry.
Western medicine has some good points, and is great in an emergency, but it’s high time people realized that today’s mainstream medicine (western medicine or allopathy), with its focus on drugs, drugs, radiation, drugs, surgery, drugs and more drugs, is at its foundation a money spinning Rockefeller creation.
The radiation spike – in the form of an extremely high airborne concentration of the radioactive isotope ruthenium–106 – was detected by scientists in October 2017, but the source of the dramatic radiation surge (almost 1,000 times normal levels) was never definitively confirmed.
The key to keeping the UN-IPCC show rolling along is the ‘Climate Models™’.
The climate models are NOT run on basic physics as many cAGW advocates claim, they are run on assumptions and ‘tuned’ parameters. They are run like this for two reasons:
60-to-50 million years ago (60-50 Ma) Earth’s surface temperatures averaged 10-to-15 degrees Celsius higher than present. Reduced temperature disparities between equatorial and high latitudes meant Tropical Regions were mildly warmer than now; while Polar Regions were qualitatively hotter. Azolla ferns graced lakes near the North Pole.
American politicians are notorious for spreading mass fear and panic about infectious disease outbreaks, which they routinely blame on unvaccinated people. But what these same Big Pharma puppets conveniently fail to mention is that in places like Japan, where vaccination is entirely optional, children are actually much healthier compared to anywhere else in the world.
Make a date to listen to a revealing live radio talk show on the latest theories and observations on which forces are shaping the climate, global temperatures and seismic activity. (August o1, 2019: 5am EST/ 10pm-2am PST).
During last week’s record-setting European heatwave, Germany’s previous record of 40.3°C (104.54°F) was impressively shattered by the measurement station located at the northwest city of Lingen, near the Dutch border, some 50 kilometers (31 miles) from where I live.
Here’s some news you won’t hear from the mainstream media.
Desperate to hew to the propaganda campaign intended to scare us into handing over control of the economy to bureaucrats, the media have been hyping the notion that the Earth is about to become an oven.
The state of Minnesota this morning just shattered another temperature record.
Like so many locations this year in the United States and Europe, temperature records are being “broken,” at least as far as the last century-plus when such records began to be cataloged.
Planting billions of trees across the world is by far the cheapest and most efficient way to tackle the climate crisis. So states a Guardian article, citing a new analysis published in the journal Science.