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Category Archives: Current News
Dallas earthquake not caused by fracking… And neither was the Ohio quake.
Guest post by David Middleton Wow! I woke up Friday morning to news that a 2.0 Md earthquake struck about a mile and a half from my office. I was sleeping at home, about 7 miles from the epicenter, and … Continue reading
Honda being sued in small claims court by woman they ignored over hybrid gas-electric mileage claim
This is novel. A woman who is upset with Honda over lack of promised gas mileage on her HondaCivic Hybrid. It seems as the battery aged, the mileage went from the EPA sanctioned 51mpg highway sticker value to about 30. … Continue reading
Thought Provoking words for the BBC and the Guardian – from a Podcast by the BBC’s Michael Buerk
Guest Post by Barry Woods The respected BBC journalist, Michael Buerk has a short podcast entitled Michael Buerk on the Climate Summit at a new blog that I have just come across called The Fifth Column. It has some thought-provoking and challenging concerns for … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, media, Opinion
Tagged apocalyptic forecasts, BBC, Guardian, heresy, infantilized, Michael Buerk, podcast, quasi-religious
91 Comments
Coke’s WWF cash machine
White Coke Cans Fund Polar Bear Myths Guest post by by Paul Chesser For years Coca-Cola has given millions of dollars to eco-extreme group World Wildlife Fund, whose alarmism and perpetration of falsehoods are unmatched among its cohorts in climate … Continue reading
Friday Funny – TV news accidentally parodies the “occupiers”
From TVSpy: KGW, the NBC-affiliate in Portland, is under fire after accidentally airing a graphic listing numbers of “stinky people” and “angry people” at Occupy Portland. The graphic (pictured below) aired briefly, for less than a second, in the middle … Continue reading
Posted in media, Satire, Current News, Humor
Tagged KGW, Occupy Portland, Portland, Wall Street, Willamette Week, Zuccotti Park
99 Comments
Occupy London: “Righteous” until it gets too cold – IR camera reveals they leave to a warm bed at night
This is Hilarious. When the going gets tough, the occupiers get going! Wild eyed climate svengali Bill McKibben claims the “atmosphere is occupied”, and that’s why we have global warming. Only one problem, when the atmosphere gets too cold, people … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Ridiculae, Satire
Tagged Bill McKibben, Daily Telegraph, London, Matthew Richardson
167 Comments
The Birds, now occupying near you
I wonder if the Hitchcock estate and/or the current copyright holder might want a piece of this action? The whole green movement has gone occupy crazy lately, which I suppose is a reflection of the failure of the movement as … Continue reading
Monday Mirthiness – a cancel-a-thon in the making
I read Paul Krugman’s column once in awhile, and I always come away feeling abused. Yesterday when I read his column, my first thought was that “if I had a subscription, I’d cancel it”. Apparently I wasn’t the only one. … Continue reading
Solyndra Solar raided by FBI
I guess the feds want to know where that $535 million dollar “green jobs” DOE loan went. Via Andrew Breitbart and from NBC Bay Area News: FBI agents armed with search warrants descended this morning on bankrupt solar company Solynrda … Continue reading
Denied: California Green School’s charter revoked
This is a story about a charter school in my town of Chico, CA that had its charter revoked last night by the school board. I used to serve on that board, and I would have voted to pull the … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Local_issues
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Quantifying the Fukushima reactor leak with atmospheric Sulfur Dioxide
From the University of California – San Diego via Eurekalert First quantitative measure of radiation leaked from Fukushima reactor Observations of radioactive sulfur that formed when seawater was used to cool reactors and spent fuel ponds reveal the amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Disaster, Radiation
42 Comments
Old prediction may fit the present pattern
Jo Nova writes: Prediction: Warming trend until year 2000, then very cold. Visit Steven Goddard’s blog to read the full news story. Their work fits in reasonably well with the Syun Akasofu graph posted here for the world to see:
Posted in Current News
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The folly of linking tornado outbreaks to “climate change”
In times of tragedy, there always seems to be hucksters about trying to use that tragedy to sell a position, a product, or a belief. In ancient times, tragedy was the impetus used to appease the gods and to embrace … Continue reading
“…it would be a mistake to blame climate change for a seeming increase in tornadoes”
I was very encouraged by this part of the story:
Posted in Current News, Technology, tornadoes
Tagged Mississippi State University, Storm Prediction Center, Tornado
50 Comments
Olympic sized climate control pie in the sky
From Slashdot.org “In anticipation of extreme heat during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, scientists and engineers at Qatar University have developed a solar-powered gas-filled cloud that will shade spectators and athletes from the intense sun. The $500,000 artificial clouds … Continue reading
The negligent promotion of nuclear panic
It pains me to see large parts of the media still hyperventilating over the very modest amounts of radioactive material coming from the Fukushima Daiichi plant on the east coast of Japan. Nothing has been made more plain that most … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Disaster, media, Opinion, Tsunami
Tagged Japan, Japanese people, Louis Page, Nuclear power
288 Comments
Someone is wrong in the MSM about radiation
Almost anyone who has spent any time on the internet in blogs or chat rooms has run into this famous cartoon from XKCD: Well now, the cartoonist has taken on a new subject – showing how wrong some the MSM … Continue reading
Good news from Japan: Situation ‘fairly stable’, says IAEA
IAEA= International Atomic Energy Agency – update here Story below from the Register: The situation at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear powerplant in Japan, badly damaged during the extremely severe earthquake and tsunami there a week ago, continues to stabilise. It … Continue reading
Nuke Tsunami Makes Clean Coal Look Better
Guest Post by Ira Glickstein The recent Japanese earthquake and tsunami, which shut down several reactors at the Fukushima Dai-ichi complex in northeastern Japan, followed by a failure of the backup cooling systems that resulted in hydrogen gas explosions and … Continue reading
Posted in Current News, Disaster, Energy, Politics, Tsunami
Tagged Japan, Nuclear power, Three Mile Island accident
111 Comments
In light of radiation fears, I offer this repost
Going bananas over radiation With all the worries over radiation leaks from Japan, and hoarding of Potassium Iodide tablets, I thought it valuable to repost a link to this story from last month which was very popular.

























