Guest essay by Eric Worrall A lecturer in critical thinking has demonstrated his technique for defeating climate skepticism. How to use critical thinking to spot false climate claims February 7,…
Day: February 8, 2018
Study: Removing Oil and Gas "Subsidies" Might Increase Coal Use
Guest essay by Eric Worrall An economic model based study has suggested that removing oil and gas tax breaks would have a modest impact on global emissions, falling far short…
U.S. EIA Annual Energy Outlook 2018 Now Available… And it rocks!
Guest post by David Middleton Some people look forward to the Oscars, others look forward to the Super Bowl… I look forward to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Annual Energy…
Study: Avoiding blackouts with 100% renewable energy
From STANFORD UNIVERSITY and the “pie in the sky dreams” department comes this study Stanford engineers develop a new method of keeping the lights on if the world turns to…
Peter Ridd hits back at @jcu James Cook University – hard
This is a MUST READ op-ed. WUWT readers will recall that just a few days ago, we spearheaded an effort to make a legal fund go “over the top” to…
Study: city air pollution makes people behave less ethically
From the ASSOCIATION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE and the “air with either alter your personality, or make you unethical, or both” department comes this inane piece of research that just doesn’t pass…
Bitter Cold Wrecking Skis in the Korean Winter Olympics
Guest essay by Eric Worrall h/t Willie Soon – bitter cold weather in Pyeongchang is damaging the skis of Olympic athletes practicing for the games. Cold weather turning skis to…
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