Guest essay by Eric Worrall More frantic efforts by climate alarmists to leverage public concern about the Chinese Coronavirus. Professor Sees Climate Mayhem Lurking Behind Covid-19 Outbreak By Saijel Kishan 28 March 2020, 22:00 GMT+10 Jem Bendell doesn’t shy away from doom and gloom. The lockdowns and social distancing caused by the coronavirus are giving humanity…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Journalist Elizabeth Kolbert thinks a climate catastrophe is inevitable, but seems even more worried that through technology and genetic engineering humans will find a way to escape the consequences. Why we won’t avoid a climate catastrophe By not doing enough to fight global warming, we’re trashing the planet. Innovation may…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to Wired, the people who are denying climate change are also denying the threat of Covid-19. But there is an important difference between Climate Change and Covid-19 which the author overlooks. The Analogy Between Covid-19 and Climate Change Is Eerily Precise First deny the problem, then say the solution…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall In the minds of climate alarmists, the climate crisis is every bit as immediate and deadly as the Chinese Coronavirus epidemic. Delay is deadly: what Covid-19 tells us about tackling the climate crisis Jonathan Watts Rightwing governments have denied the problem and been slow to act. With coronavirus and the…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Green technologists exploring the possibility the world won’t end in 2030. It’s Too Late to Undo Climate Change. We Need Tech in Order to Adapt A raft of companies are developing tech to help us live in a warmer world By Stacey Higginbotham On the CES floor in Las Vegas this…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall According to The Conversation, we listen to disease experts but ignore climate experts, even though they are both groups of experts, because we have an instinctive fear of disease. Coronavirus response proves the world can act on climate change Eric Galbraith Professor of Earth System Science, McGill UniversityRoss Otto Assistant Professor…
By Ronald Stein |March 13th, 2020|Environment More than three decades before Greta Thunberg was born — the Swedish environmental activist on climate change, diagnosed with Asperger’s — more than 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. We now look back at quotes from Earth Day, Then and Now,” by…
Reposted by permission from Medium.com Dispelling the fallacies of a solar company owner Gregory Wrightstone Mar 6 · Gregory Wrightstone — March 6, 2020 Author of Inconvenient Facts — The science that Al Gore doesn’t want you to know An article highly critical of my book Inconvenient Facts, a bestseller, has received wide distribution. It’s…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall The Aussie Government ABC says there is nothing special about human beings. The human race is not special. So why do we think we’re immune to mass extinction? By Geoff DawsonUpdated Tue at 6:58am Could we face a mass extinction of human beings in our lifetime? As global temperatures rise and…
Guest “counter-hyping” by David Middleton The stock market plunge of the past few days has largely been triggered by the rather modest spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) out of China. Unfortunately this serious epidemic has been hyped by the media and politicians, particularly Democrats. The purpose of the hyping clearly has been to accomplish what…