From The Daily Caller 10:11 PM 12/27/2018 | Energy Michael Bastasch | Energy Editor The New York Times was silent on whether or not it would ban private jets to fight global warming. The Times published an editorial Wednesday lamenting President Donald Trump’s reversal of Obama-era climate policies. The Times also flew wealthy readers around…
By Valerie Richardson – The Washington Times For years, climate prognosticators have warned that human-caused global warming is fueling catastrophic sea-level rise, but now climatologist Judith Curry is rocking their boat. In her latest paper, Ms. Curry found that the current rising sea levels are not abnormal, nor can they be pinned on human-caused climate…
From NBC News Extreme weather and dire climate reports are intensifying the mental health effects of global warming: depression and resignation about the future. Dec. 24, 2018 / 5:35 AM EST By Avichai Scher When the U.N. released its latest climate report in October, it warned that without “unprecedented” action, catastrophic conditions could arrive by…
Right now, solar Minimum is in full swing. As you can see, the sun is completely spotless. But, last night the spotless sun produced a G1-class geomagnetic storm with bright auroras reported from Iceland to Alaska. More lights are in the offing as a stream of solar wind is expected to buffet Earth’s magnetic field…
From The NY Post By Joshua Rhett Miller December 28, 2018 | 9:41am | Updated Aaron Doering Hennepin County Jail A well-known climate change expert and professor at the University of Minnesota choked and brutally assaulted his fiancée, who told cops she fears he will kill her, according to a criminal complaint. Aaron Herbert Doering,…
From The GWPF Date: 26/12/18 Peter Ridd, The Australian This unreliability of the science is now a widely accepted scandal in many other areas of study and it has a name: the replication crisis. When checks are made to replicate or confirm scientific results, it is regularly found that about half have flaws. Scientists from…
From Real Clear Energy By Charles N. Steele December 26, 2018 It’s one word – but it could change the course of the world for decades to come. Discussion at the UN climate change talks held in Katowice, Poland recently reached a stalemate. The issue? A report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)…
From Forbes Dave Keating Contributor Emissions-producing diesel trucks and cars pass windmills (David McNew/Getty Images)Getty 2018 was an important year for EU energy legislation, as lawmakers rushed to complete the promises of President Jean-Claude Juncker before the end of the term in just four months time. But it is still uncertain whether these new energy…