Written by Jamie Spry
The problem with lying or perpetuating a scam is that you have to be aware of the spin you’ve spun to get you there.
IN the realm of climate and weather, you pray to god (or Gaia) that the prognostications and rules, as laid out by the “97%” of ‘experts’, come to fruition or go close enough to bolster your position.
Written by Bruce Thompson
The passing of President George H. W. Bush and the ruckus caused by the Yellow Vests in France make this a good time to review the aftermath of Operation Desert Storm in Kuwait.
Written by William Walter Kay BA LLB
There was no “climate change conspiracy.” After the 1973 oil price shock many Western governments committed to reducing their countries’ dependence on petroleum.
These commitments included initiatives promoting alternative energy. Programs were announced in broad daylight, without reference to climate change.
Written by Tyler Durden
Capsules from Musk’s SpaceX, containing spare food and parts that are being delivered to the International Space Station on the company’s Falcon 9 rockets, may be doing far more harm than good, according to a new report from Wired. These deliveries – called Dragon capsules – may be contaminating the space station by outgassing the second that they arrive.
Written by John O'Sullivan
The message is spreading among the Twitter community that the cornerstone of the science of man-made global warming (the greenhouse gas theory) is an utter fraud.
Written by Jay Lehr & Tom Harris
For the past 50 years, scientists have been studying climate change and the possibility of related sea level changes resulting from melting ice and warming oceans.
Written by Jim Holt
A new report on Thursday by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) discovered the largest continuous oil and gas resources EVER in the Texas and New Mexico Delaware Basin.
Written by University of Hong Kong
University of Hong Kong study finds dramatic weakening of the circulation during the 20th century that is interpreted to be a direct consequence of global warming and associated melt of the Greenland Ice-Sheet.
The research co-led by Drs. Christelle Not and Benoit Thibodeau from the Department of Earth Sciences and the Swire Institute of Marine Science,
Written by Stephen Crothers
Contemporary astronomy and cosmology are so burdened with abstruse mathematics and bewildering ideas that it is not surprising that any interested person, student, professional, or layman alike, finds it well nigh impossible to navigate through the vast literature, let alone gain an understanding of it.
Written by Jay Lehr
For three decades, global warming alarmists have harassed society with stories of gloom and doom as a result of the carbon dioxide emitted into the air by the burning of fossil fuel.
Written by Albert Parker
ABSTRACT: It has been claimed in the press, based on speculations from a not even peer-reviewed report in one case, and one tabloid-like science peer-reviewed paper in the other, that the sea levels may rise of 50 cm by 2060 in Macau, and 0.91 metre by 2050 in Honolulu.
Written by Martin Armstrong
The Weather Channel just declared that North America just had its most extensive November snow cover in at least a Half-Century.
We really face Global Cooling as this is now the third winter which this is becoming the colder with each passing year.
Written by Dr Jerry L Krause (Chemistry)
Previously someone criticized my figures of the data which has been measured at this Natural Laboratory. But this comment was not made to any of my essays and I am too lazy to search for it to credit this person for being correct.
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser
That’s not a typo; I do mean “zinced,” not “zinked.” And, right up front, for chocolate aficionados, “zinced chocolate” may be quite tasty, but not necessarily something you really need, despite some purveyor’s claims of potentially prolonging life, slowing-down the aging process, preventing “oxidative stress,” and other benefits.
Written by Sean Martin
Earth could be plunged into darkness with solar winds having the power to affect satellites, knocking out GPS navigation, mobile phone signal and satellite TV such as Sky.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says there is a 45 percent chance that a solar storm could hit Earth.
Written by market-ticker.org
If the hair doesn’t go up on the back of your neck when reading this sort of thing, it damn well should.
It was a moment of the kind that changes lives. At a press conference held by climate activists Extinction Rebellion last week, two of us journalists pressed the organisers on whether their aims were realistic. They have called, for example, for UK carbon emissions to be reduced to net zero by 2025. Wouldn’t it be better, we asked, to pursue some intermediate aims?