It might be hard to believe, but the cost of disasters has actually fallen as a percentage of economic output since 1990, according to the findings of an environmental study.
The study, published Saturday in the journal Environmental Hazards, reinforces previous findings that when economic growth is taken into account, disasters like hurricanes and wildfires are less costly to society than in the past.
While German activists are growing hysterical over fine particle emissions from today’s relatively cleaner diesel automobiles, the German Allgemeine Zeitung here reports that researchers have determined that low-frequency infrasound from wind turbines indeed do have a negative impact on the human heart.
Wind turbines proven to convert 40 percent of the wind’s energy into power and 60 percent into infrasound, making them a threat to human health.
In 2016, with considerable fanfare, the Cape Sharp Tidal (CST) company launched its “long-awaited” underwater test turbine in the Bay of Fundy. CST, co-owned by Nova Scotia’s Emera Inc. (EI), and the Irish co. OpenHydro Ltd. (OH), a subsidiary of the French co. Naval Energies, (NE), have hit the end of the road. Both CST and OH have now filed for bankruptcy.
PSI has been at the forefront of debunking the fundamental foundations of the Catastrophic Man Made Global Warming claims, by falsifying the Greenhouse Effect Hypothesis itself.
When I came across the work of the scientists whose papers they published, I had to spend a lot of time looking up relevant laws of physics, rules of mathematics and hours and hours of time generally to make sure I was understanding what had been written.
Another global warming scare story bites the dust: fragile islands and atolls in the Pacific are not sinking beneath the waves because of global warming. In fact, they are doing just fine.
The bad news (only bad for alarmists, of course) comes in a study by Virginie Duvat of the University of La Rochelle-CNRS, France, titled ‘A global assessment of atoll island planform changes over the past decades’.
As a C4 crop, maize (Zea Mays) is often thought to be less-responsive to atmospheric CO2 enrichment than plants like wheat or rice that use the C3 photosynthetic pathway to fix carbon.
Carbon is an element of the Periodic Table. Is that a fact? Yes, it is a fact. It is not an opinion. Anyone can look it up, as I just have. Not only that, it has an Atomic number, which is 6. Incidentally Hydrogen is 1 and Oxygen is 8.
I’ve observed that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is meddling with the glossary definition of six terms central to the climate discussion – such as the definition of ‘global warming’ itself – at this eleventh hour.
Stephen Hawking and Martin Rees recognize science’s declining status. But both authors fail to mention that science’s wounds are at least partially self-inflicted. I’m glad I witnessed science’s high priests at the height of their glory. But perhaps we are better off doubting all authorities, including scientific ones.
With the fall harvest underway across the nation’s Midwest “breadbasket,” early U.S. Department of Agriculture reporting predicts record-setting corn and soybean crops for 2018.
The corn crop will be above average for a record sixth year in a row, while soybean production is projected at an all-time high of 4.4 billion bushels, up 4 percent from last year’s previous record.
UK judge has declared that the people have a right to know about the harmful effects of 5G millimeter-wave technology being deployed upon them. Watch the 2-minute summary video above or on YouTube here.
Written by Dr. Sebastian Lüning and Prof. Fritz Vahrenholt (Text translated by P Gosselin)
University of Arizona announces it will no longer withhold key emails which may shed light on whether a clique of government climate scientists conspired in the infamous ‘hockey stick’ climate data fraud involving Professor Michael Mann.
Dr. Ben McKinley, Curtin University/Icrar/Astro 3d. Moon Image Courtesy of NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University
An intriguing image created by radio telescopes in the Australian desert shows how our satellite can act as a giant mirror, shedding light on the universe’s past.
Radio waves from our home galaxy, the Milky Way, reflect off the surface of the moon in this intriguing image created by a research team working with the The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) radio telescopes in the Australian desert. The remote location was chosen for its extremely low levels of interference from earthly radio stations.
There are many unresolved issues which draw Plate Tectonics, mantle convection, and Continental Drift into question. Could the data from GRACE and GRACE-FO determine if the Earth is expanding?
For the last five years I have been arguing against people who have more academic credentials than me. People who have much more ability at mathematics than me. People who are experts in a scientific field that is relevant to understanding climate.