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…
Month: August 2019
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…
Cislunar blueprint to propel space research for the next 50 years
Driving the orbital area around the Earth and Moon Purdue University In its inaugural call to action, Purdue Engineering’s Cislunar Initiative took a giant leap forward in advancing humankind’s presence…
Geoengineering vs. volcanic activity for a cooler climate
[More crazy talk from Carnegie Institute’s Ken Caldiera… Anthony] Washington, DC– Major volcanic eruptions spew ash particles into the atmosphere, which reflect some of the Sun’s radiation back into space…
Bystander Tackles Extinction Rebellion Climate Protestor Fleeing Arrest
Guest essay by Eric Worrall The ABC reports a member of the public intervened at a protest in Brisbane to prevent an Extinction Rebellion protester from escaping arrest. Extinction Rebellion…
‘Spin’ found in over half of clinical trial abstracts published in top psychiatry journals
Findings raise concerns about potential impact on doctors’ treatment decisions BMJ ‘Spin’–exaggerating the clinical significance of a particular treatment without the statistics to back it up–is apparent in more than…
Why You Shouldn’t Draw Trend Lines on Graphs
Guest essay by Kip Hansen What we call a graph is more properly referred to as “a graphical representation of data.” One very common form of graphical representation is “a…
In Search of the Enchanted Larch of Yamal
International team to study effect of climate change on the arctic Anthropologist Peter Ungar will study impact on the ecology of people and mammals University of Arkansas Peter Ungar, Distinguished…
Fake news: an open letter to the Editor of the Washington Post
By Christopher Monckton of Brenchley Ø Yet again, the hard-Left Washington Post has libeled Dr Willie Soon, whom many of us know to be one of the most dedicated scientists…
Inconvenient Study: Sea level rise likely not to drown low-lying Pacific atolls
By H. Sterling Burnett A new study published in Geology, the journal of the Geological Society of America, indicates even if seas continue to rise, low-lying islands and atolls, such…
Climate Champion Australia Begs the USA for Fuel
Guest essay by Eric Worrall When green virtue signalling goes bad. Australia looks to access US fuel reserves to shore up supplies amid Persian Gulf tensions By political reporter Jane Norman…
BBC: All the Cute Animals will Die from Global Warming
Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to the BBC cockroaches will survive, but Pandas and humans won’t make it. Reptiles are also doomed because they can’t regulate their body temperature.…
Questions for Greta
Reposted from CFACT By Joe Bastardi |August 1st, 2019|Climate Climate Activist Greta Thunberg is planning to sail the North Atlantic on a boat with zero carbon emissions (though made of…
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #370
The Week That Was: 2019-08-03 (August 3, 2019) Brought to You by SEPP (www.SEPP.org) The Science and Environmental Policy Project Quote of the Week: “Do you know what we call…
Farmers Feed Their Cows And Pigs Leftover Baked Goods, Expired Pet Food Due To Corn Price Surge
From The Daily Caller Whitney Tipton Reporter August 02, 2019 6:14 PM ET High corn prices have made U.S. farmers look for low-cost substitutes for livestock feed including crops from…
Fraud and corruption bring big payoffs
California judges provide stage for kangaroo court justice over Roundup weedkiller Paul Driessen San Francisco area juries have awarded cancer patients some $80 million each, based on claims that the…
Solar power from Australia to light up Singapore
From The Asia Times The ambitious project may take more than a decade to finish, but the technology is almost ready ByK.G. Chan The desert outside Tennant Creek in Australia’s…
It pays to explore in times of uncertainty
A study the antifragile crowd, aka Taleb would probably love~ctm To explore or exploit? Fishing vessel records show trade-offs University of California – Davis When making choices, people tend either…
Zeeland removing wind turbines after several issues
From WOOD TV by: Whitney Burney Posted: Aug 1, 2019 / 05:28 PM EDT / Updated: Aug 1, 2019 / 06:51 PM EDT HOLLAND TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Wind turbines…
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