In 1973, the Climate Long Range Mapping And Prediction Project (CLIMPA) from Brown, Columbia, and OSU predicted a new ice age.
1973 : Brown, Columbia, Oregon State Universities Predicted A New Ice Age
Written by Tony Heller
Written by Tony Heller
In 1973, the Climate Long Range Mapping And Prediction Project (CLIMPA) from Brown, Columbia, and OSU predicted a new ice age.
Written by Dr Martin Hertzberg

The average ‘fossil fuel’ (hydrocarbon) power plants that were built or are in process of being built in the last several decades generate an average of 600 – 800 Megawatts each. Although no nuclear plants have been built in the U. S. recently, typical nuclear plants each generate about twice that.
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Image copyright: REUTERSThe data-storing abilities of hard drives could soon swell to 40 terabytes (TB) and beyond, says Western Digital. Currently the largest hard disk drive (HDD) that stores data on spinning disks can hold about 14TB of information. Western Digital said the bigger drives were made possible by finding a way to use microwaves to write data on 3.5in drives. The first bigger-capacity drives should go on sale in 2019.
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So what are the keys to winning an argument? Here are some top tips from Professor Chris Reed, of Dundee’s Centre for Argument Technology.
Written by Tony Heller
The US used to be extremely hot. These sort of historical temperatures don’t happen anymore.
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Twenty-five states set their all-time record maximum temperature during the 1930s. The vast majority set their all-time record with CO2 below 350 PPM.
Written by Tony Heller
Forest fires are down 80%, but climate fraudsters want to push their scam, so they announce that humans didn’t know how to count before 1960.
Written by James Gallagher
Image copyright: GETTY IMAGESA hallucinogen found in magic mushrooms can “reset” the brains of people with untreatable depression, raising hopes of a future treatment, scans suggest.
Written by Dr Klaus L E Kaiser

Have you seen headlines like “Say Goodbye to Oil, Gas, & Solar…,” or “The new Gasoline,” courtesy of Goldman-Sachs (http://www.snopes.com/new-superfuel/), or “Holy Grail of Fuels Found,” and other salivations about “alternative” new energy sources?
Written by Clark Mindock

The enormous volcano sitting beneath Yellowstone National Park could erupt sooner than previously expected, scientists studying the area say.
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At the ends of the Solar System, beyond the orbit of Neptune, there is a belt of objects composed of ice and rocks, among which four dwarf planets stand out: Pluto, Eris, Makemake and Haumea. The latter is the least well known of the four and was recently the object of an international observation campaign which was able to establish its main physical characteristics.
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Jo Johnson, the UK universities minister, said the government wanted to secure “an ambitious agreement” with the EU to safeguard Britain’s science and innovation, and pledged to allow British universities to continue close research collaboration with their European peers.
Written by Budiman Minasny, Anthony Reid, Dian Fiantis

Mount Agung in Bali is currently on the verge of eruption, and more than 100,000 people have been evacuated. However, one of us (Dian Fiantis) will go into the area when it erupts, to collect the ash.
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Paper Reviewed: McCulloch, M.T., D’Olivo, J.P., Falter, J., Holcomb, M. and Trotter, J.A. 2017. Coral calcification in a changing world and the interactive dynamics of pH and DIC upregulation. Nature Communications 8: 15686, DOI:10.1038/ncomms15686.
Written by Tony Heller
Prior to 1965, October 11 used to be a warm day in the US, but over the past century, October 11 afternoon temperatures have fallen several degrees.