News Brief by Kip Hansen There are two recent stories in the NY Times that bring up a curious seemingly inconsequential oddity of mathematical computing. They are both written…
Day: August 7, 2019
Anthropocene: “it will be the rocks that have the final say” about this fake word.
Guest geology by David Middleton The fake geologic epoch known as the “Anthropocene” just won’t die… It’s like a zombie from a bad science fiction movie. NEWS FEATURE 06 AUGUST 2019…
Why Was Amnesty International Invested in Fossil Fuels?
Guest “who fracking cares?” by David Middleton Amnesty international to divest from fossil fuel companies5 August 2019, 11:30 UTC Amnesty International will divest from fossil fuel companies in acknowledgement that…
Slowest start to Atlantic Hurricane season since 2004
Watching the current maps and models, it appears the 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season is off to a slow start. For people that the depend on disaster porn (climate alarmists, media)…
Washington Times: The Two Recent Mass Shooters Had Eco-Terrorist Beliefs
Guest essay by Eric Worrall I’m not suggesting that normal climate activists advocate this kind of violence, more likely the insanity was there first, and the madmen fitted apocalyptic climate…
Past, present and future progress requires mining
Metal and mineral needs are constant, constantly evolving, requiring new mines John M. Clema Civilization’s progress has always been heavily dependent on farming and mining. The Stone Age didn’t end…
China coal mine approvals surge despite climate pledges
From Reuters David Stanway, Muyu Xu SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) – Approvals for new coal mine construction in China have surged in 2019, government documents showed, with Beijing expecting consumption of the…
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