by Keith Henderson As a car buyer, would you be willing to pay anything significant to get a vehicle with 0.011% better gas mileage? As a businessman, does a 0.011%…
Day: July 11, 2018
Climate Madness: Democrats Forcing US Dependence on Russian Gas Because they Hate Trump Fossil Fuel Projects
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Chief of Staff Anthony Pugliese has accused Democrat states of undermining National Security, by scoring political points for deliberately blocking…
Quote of the Week: While Newspaper claims Florida might see a Cat6 Hurricane, scientist says “not so fast”
From this article in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. The QOTW: “Whether we’re talking about a change in the number of storms or an increase in the most intense storms, the…
Bucket list: Historic global ocean temperature data – the missing pedigree is a comedy of errors
By Hartmut Hoecht 1. Introduction This paper addresses the glaring disregard within the scientific community in addressing thermal data errors of global ocean probing. Recent and older records are compiled…
Ooops: “lid blown off” the trustworthiness of scientific peer review
Global warming alarmists suffered a big hit this week in their effort to deify shoddy “peer-reviewed” climate papers. Stanford University medical professor John Ioannidis, in an interview with Agence France…
Children’s Climate Case: Top Economist Urges Painful Switch to Energy Technology Which Does Not Exist
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Don’t mention the “N” word – top economist Joseph Stiglitz has urged the US government to impose economically painful taxes to penalise fossil fuels, to…
The White House is Reviewing EPA Proposal to Repeal Obama’s CO2 Regulations
by Michael Bastasch, Daily Caller The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sent its proposal to repeal the Obama administration’s global warming regulation on power plants to the White House for review. The…
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