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Study Proves CO2 Rise has Positive Impact on Biosphere

Written by http://www.co2science.org

Climate alarmists frequently claim that rising atmospheric CO2 and rising global temperatures are “twin evils” to the environment. If left unchecked, they say their unfettered increases will alter and destroy habitats and potentially lead to the extinction of untold species of plants and animals. But how realistic are such concerns?

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Cave girl was half Neanderthal, half Denisovan

Written by Helen Briggs

Denisova caveImage copyright B VIOLA, MPI-EVA
Image caption Denisova cave in Siberia: Scene of an ancient liaison

Once upon a time, two early humans of different ancestry met at a cave in Russia. Some 50,000 years later, scientists have confirmed that they had a daughter together.

DNA extracted from bone fragments found in the cave show the girl was the offspring of a Neanderthal mother and a Denisovan father.

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Aeolus: Global wind mapping satellite launched

Written by Jonathan Amos

Waves crash into the sea wall at Seaham HarbourImage copyright PA
Image caption Aeolus data should mean there are fewer surprises in the forecasts

A British-assembled satellite has been launched into space to make the first truly global maps of wind behaviour.

The Aeolus spacecraft will get its data by firing a powerful laser down into the atmosphere to trace the movement of air particles.

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China’s Huge Vaccination Scandal

Written by John Hayward

Unlike a traditional vaccine that prevents disease, the aim of NeoVax, an experimental skin cancer treatment tailor-made to target a particular patient's tumours, is to prevent cancer from recurring in patients whose tumours have been removed

The grim saga of Changsheng Biotechnology continues to roil China with news Wednesday that the embattled pharmaceutical firm produced a second huge batch of substandard vaccine doses for children, doubling the number of doses originally estimated.

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The Radiation of Energy by the Earth

Written by Herb Rose

When people talk of the Earth what they are usually referring to is the very thin layer that we are familiar with. The Earth is not the just the upper layer of the crust and the troposphere but is the entire system consisting of the entire atmosphere and the entire solid Earth.

When they speak of the Earth radiating heat they are thinking of heat loss from the surface of the planet. This is wrong because the surface of the Earth is the coolest part of it.

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Water ice ‘detected on Moon’s surface’

Written by Paul Rincon

Water ice on the MoonImage copyright NASA
Image caption The distribution of surface water-ice at the Moon’s south pole (left) and north pole (right)

Scientists say they have definitive evidence for water-ice on the surface of the Moon. The ice deposits are found at both the north and south poles, and are likely to be ancient in origin.

The result comes from an instrument on India’s Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft, which explored the Moon between 2008 and 2009.

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Unmasking Climaclownology: Skype Interview

Written by PSI Staff

Online broadcaster Jim Fetzer, in his ‘The Real Deal’ program (8-16-18) does a Skype interview with Joseph A Olson PE on the topic of junk climate science.

Titled ‘Unmasking Climaclownology’ this 22-minute video takes viewers through various examples of historic climate change where it is proven modern day ‘global warming’ is neither exceptional or outside of what constitutes natural variation.

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Cobalt: Africa’s New ‘Blood Diamond’ Thanks To Green Energy

Written by Jason Hopkins

The rising popularity of electric vehicles and other technology caused a surge in demand for cobalt, a metal that is mostly found in Africa, where miners are reportedly working in horrific conditions.

The growing market for electric-powered automobiles, smartphones, and other high-tech devices have made for unintended consequences halfway around the world.

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