Written by Tyler Durden
A new study shows how “insect apocalypse” is unfolding across America’s farmland since neonicotinoid pesticides were introduced several decades ago.
Researchers found that farmland across the country is 48 times more toxic to insect life than 25 years ago, and neonicotinoid pesticides account for a large majority of the increase in toxicity.
Written by Ed Hoskins
The United Kingdom is edging closer to a “full Fukushima” type shut down of the nation’s electricity grid system.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Your humble kitchen microwave oven has more in common with weapons of mass destruction (WMD) than you might think. Your new 5G smart phone will be no different.
Of course, you won’t make any sinister connections if you’ve already been seduced by government and big corporation propaganda about the ‘benefits’ of the new 5G telecommunications roll out.
Written by Viv Forbes
Burning forests to generate electricity is probably the worst green-energy stupidity. It destroys forests; creates its own pollutants; is less efficient than coal to harvest, handle, and burn; and has a low-heat value.
Written by Stephen Chen
New study has found winters in northern China have been warming since 4,000BC – regardless of human activity.
Written by Joel Glass PhD
On NASA’s Climate Change Facebook page, NASA has a video post (July 25, 2019) related to global temperatures since 1880.
NASA writes: “Focusing on any short-term global temperature trend can be misleading. Here’s why it’s important to look at the big picture.”
Written by Susan J Crockford PhD
Polar bear habitat update for the first week of August 2019 shows there is still more sea ice than average in Hudson Bay, the southernmost area of continuous habitation for this species.
Written by Joseph E Postma
What happens when you take one thing that is claimed to not be ridiculous, but you combine it with another thing which is clearly ridiculous? You get ridiculousness!
In this video we lay the groundwork for the greatest revolution in science and philosophy which has ever occurred in all intellectual history, and we do it via the alarm of the changing climate and its crossover event with flat Earth theory.
Written by Roger Higgs DPhil Oxford
NASA is now claiming that satellite data shows an annual sea level rise of one centimeter (0.31 inches). But those of us with seafront properties remain unmoved.
Written by Ashley Strickland
When humans are habitually exposed to cold water and air, “surfer’s ear” can be one of the consequences — and apparently, the same was true of Neanderthals. But it’s less likely that they experienced bony growths in their ear canals due to surfing.
Written by The Local
Denmark’s national climate body has admitted it wrongly reported record warm temperatures on the center of the Greenland ice sheet last week, in what it called “good news from a climate perspective”.
Written by John O'Sullivan
Description: A chance to hear the more left wing of the Corbyn brothers speaking about the secret United Nations plans to take over the world. Piers is a scientist and an expert on climate and what is really happening in the world.
Written by Chris Martz
As I’m sure many of my readers are aware, Europe has been having an odd summer as far as temperatures are concerned. The continent has had two major heatwaves this summer; one was in June and the other was in July.
Written by University of Exeter
The dramatic loss of Arctic sea ice through climate change has only a “minimal influence” on severe cold winter weather across Asia and North America, new research has shown.
Written by Bud Bromley & Tom D. Tamarkin
Abstract: Carbon dioxide is the “gas of life” providing the carbon on which all plant and animal life on earth is based.
The IPCC and the anthropogenic climate change community have asserted that carbon dioxide or CO2 is a pollutant because it enables global warming or climate change.
Written by Laura Geggel
A gaping hole in a dying tectonic plate beneath the ocean along the West Coast of the United States may be wreaking havoc at Earth’s surface, but not in a way most people might expect.