Written by Ben Panko
Some baby spiders can float for tens or even hundreds of miles, buoyed by strips of silk and carried aloft by the wind. But even for these resourceful youngsters, making a journey of more than 6,000 miles across choppy ocean sounds fairly improbable.
Written by Athena Chan
An exceptionally preserved dinosaur fossil has officially been identified as a new species of dinosaur. Researchers found that even with its armor-like exterior, it may have also used camouflage as a means of evading predators.
Written by Elizabeth Armstrong Moore
Humans are the only animal known to develop Alzheimer’s disease, and an official diagnosis requires checking off this list of three things: dementia, which is observed through screenings, and two pathologic markers—amyloid plaques (sticky bunches of misfolded proteins) and neurofibrillary tangles (tau proteins clumped together and twisted around).
Written by Tony Heller
Ten years ago, our top government scientists predicted the Arctic would be ice free by 2012.
Written by Elizabeth Howell
A nearly Earth-size storm system was spotted near Neptune’s equator, surprising scientists because no bright clouds have ever been seen in that location.
Written by P Gosselin
“EU regulation madness” knows no limits
What follows is a story that really reminds us why Britain opted out of the EU: British citizen (except for some Scots) don’t want every single bloody detail of their private lives regulated by a nanny super-state. They have had it!
Written by Chris White
People in India and throughout the world could potentially die within minutes from heat exposure if world leaders don’t confront global warming, according to a study published Wednesday.
Written by Andrew Follett
Pet dogs and cats are only making global warming worse, according to a University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) study.
Written by Robert Kraychik
Monday saw CNN’s airing of a political infomercial masquerading as a good faith information delivery endeavor, with Anderson Cooper and Al Gore joining forces to hype “climate change”; a euphemism for the narrative of anthropogenic global warming (AGW).
Below are the nearly hour-long political infomercial’s most noteworthy takeaways.
Written by Dave Mosher
Whenever someone asks me about outer space, I get animated.
No surprise there: I’ve made a living speaking to experts and writing about the topic for more than a decade, and have read obsessively on these topics for much longer than that.
I’ve heard a lot of peculiar “facts” over the years — and even believed and shared a few myself — that I eventually learned were totally false.
Written by Tucker Carlson Tonight
A new report found that former Vice President Al Gore’s estate near Nashville, Tennessee, used more than 21 times more energy than the average U.S. household over the past year.
Written by Chris White
Global warming contributed to the suicides of tens of thousands of Indian farmers during the last 30 years, according to a study published Tuesday.
Written by Kenneth Richard
Professor: Climate Journalism Awash In ‘Emotional Propaganda’, ‘Mythological Constructs’, and Too Much Reliance On Models, ‘Consensus’
A University of Wollongong (Australia) investigative journalism professor with a research interest in ecological science and exposing environmental fraud has just published a scathing indictment of the climate science journalism industry in the academic journal Asia Pacific Media Educator.
Written by Michael Bastasch
Former Vice President Al Gore told a Catholic priest that tackling man-made global warming is “not a political issue, it is a moral and spiritual issue” during a town hall event on CNN Tuesday night.
Written by Tim Pearce
Al Gore was challenged on climate science Tuesday night when the mayor of Tangier Island, a community threatened by coastal erosion, told the environmentalist film producer he hadn’t seen the sea level change since he began his first career as a commercial crabber in 1970.
Written by Tony Heller
