Guest Opinion; Dr. Tim Ball A recent article in the British newspaper The Express titled, “Northern Lights in the UK: Can you watch Aurora Borealis from UK? Where can you see it?” raises interesting questions and comparisons with historical events. It also appears to reinforce the climate forecasts for the next few decades. Source: Daily…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Student climate change strikers advised to refuse sweets, makeup, computer games and sparkly unicorn poop over Easter. A lot of officious adults have been saying that there’s little point in school pupils striking in protest at the lack of action on climate change, as it will have no economic effect.…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to Forbes contributor Erik Sherman, February’s unusual cold is a portent of the future climate catastrophes we shall experience if we don’t mend our wicked ways. If Weather Affects Hiring Now, Wait For Climate Change To Get Worse Erik ShermanContributor Personal FinanceMar 8, 2019 It’s never a good idea…
They want to upend and transform America, but demand No Debate on underlying “science” Paul Driessen Democrats, climate campaigners and renewable energy interests are in full outrage mode over news that President Trump intends to launch a Presidential Committee on Climate Science. He should do it now. The PCCS would, at long last, review and…
Al Gore has become less and less pertinent to “the cause”, mainly because his many predictions of climate gloom and doom, just haven’t panned out. For example, he famously predicted the Arctic sea ice would be gone by 2013, and of course it’s still there. So, who should lead now? Cartoons by Josh
From The Washington Examiner by Kevin Mooney | March 04, 2019 12:59 PM Taxpayer-subsidized, ratepayer-funded utilities that may be on the hook for billions of dollars in liabilities point to climate change as the major factor standing behind the recent California wildfires. PG&E CEO Geisha Williams has argued that dry, arid conditions associated with global…
From Reason Bangladesh announces that it will allow its farmers to plant this genetically improved crop Ronald Bailey|Mar. 7, 2019 5:55 pm Golden Rice which has been genetically engineered to have higher levels of the vitamin A precursor beta-carotene is finally about be to approved for planting by poor farmers in Bangladesh. This a big…