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Nationalism, Racism and Eugenics: What are the Facts?

Written by Jodie Cook

As the mainstream media screams loudly of the perils of the rise of the ‘alt-right’ and the dark new age of Trump, more sensible folk are independently fact checking this purported rise of racism.

While the European and north American press is unequivocal – anyone who speaks proudly in nationalistic terms should be immediately labelled a far-right racist – what do more scholarly folk say?

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Greenhouse Gas Climate Science is Broken Beyond Repair

Written by Hans Schreuder

In earlier centuries, science had a positive influence on society in developing social awareness around objectivity and rationality.

It replaced the witchcraft and hocus pocus of charlatans with evaluation of objective evidence as the means of determining truth. But now, science is leading the pack for charlatanism and witchcraft, as junk science is acquiring a greater legitimacy than the charlatans ever had.

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Ocean Plastic: The 1% Solution vs the 55% Solution

Written by Donna Laframboise

SPOTLIGHT: We’ll reach 55{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} of our goal if we take one path, but only 1{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117} if we take another.

BIG PICTURE: Research published in Science in 2015 attempts to identify the source of plastic pollution in the ocean. Twenty countries are listed. The United States appears at the bottom, in spot #20, responsible for one percent (0.9{154653b9ea5f83bbbf00f55de12e21cba2da5b4b158a426ee0e27ae0c1b44117}) of this problem.

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Climate, Corruption, and Lack of Accountability

Written by Dr Tim Ball

The anthropogenic global warming deception was about deliberately misleading the public with false, misleading, and selective science, from the start. It was also about plausible deniability to avoid accountability for deliberately deceiving the world.

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Decreasing cloud cover driving Greenland Ice Sheet Loss

Written by Stefan Hofer, Andrew J. Tedstone et al.

Abstract: The Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) has been losing mass at an accelerating rate since the mid-1990s. This has been due to both increased ice discharge into the ocean and melting at the surface, with the latter being the dominant contribution.

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Top U.S. Shale Oil Fields Output in Serious Decline

Written by SRSrocco

While the U.S. reached a new record of 11 million barrels of oil production per day last week, the top five shale oil fields also suffered the highest monthly decline rate ever.  This is bad news for the U.S. shale industry as it must produce more and more oil each month, to keep oil production from falling.

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‘Urban island effect’ compounds Phoenix’s sweltering heat

Written by Anita Snow

PHOENIX (AP) — When temperatures soar as they have this week in downtown Phoenix, homeless people ride the air-conditioned light rail to avoid a heat so brutal it killed 155 people in the city and surrounding areas last year. An occasional siren wails as paramedics rush to help people sick from the heat.

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The ‘Temperature Circle’ Deception

Written by Dr Roy Spencer

About a year ago, Finnish climate researcher Antti Lipponen posted a new way to visualize global warming, an animation he called the “temperature circle.”

It displays the GISS land temperature data as colored bars for each country in the world radiating from a circle.

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‘Game Changer’: Liquid Water Detected on Mars!

Written by Nate Church

Mars as seen in a 2016 photo by the webcam on the European Space Agency's Mars Express orbiter, whose radar instruments found the largest body of liquid water ever on the Red Planet

A team of scientists have discovered a 12.5-mile-wide lake beneath the surface of Mars’ southern polar ice cap.

A “stable body of liquid water” has been found to occupy a “well-defined, 20-kilometer-wide zone” beneath the surface of the Red Planet. The discovery was made by a team of scientists led by Professor Roberto Orosei using the Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionosphere Sounding (MARSIS).

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A Question of Mass

Written by Herb Rose

Man has been to the moon and discovered that it is not made of green cheese. Samples have been taken and the tests done on the structure of the moon which shows that it is very similar to the Earth.

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