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Monthly Archives: May 2011
2010 record year for carbon emissions: Where’s the warming?
Catastrophic manmade global warming continues to be all bun. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
NYTimes: New Jersey warming?
In an editorial today hitting New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for dropping out of the Northeast cap-and-trade program, the New York Times stated:
The Northeast state compact will survive Mr. Christie’s exit. It is New Jersey that will be the poorer, with less to invest in smarter energy programs, more carbon dioxide and a leadership vacancy at its helm. [Emphasis added]
New Jersey will have “more carbon dioxide”? Hey, we bet that even Mitt Romney would know that the scare is “global warming” not “New Jersey warming.”
Posted in Climate Change
WashPost: Freedom of Information Act not for skeptics’ use
In a bizarre Memorial Day editorial, the Washington Post criticized climate skeptics for using the Freedom of Information Act to pry documents concerning Climategater Michael Mann from the University of Virginia.
The Post labeled the skeptics’ FOIA efforts as “harrassing” and “nuisance tactics.”
The Post, however, has been entirely silent on Greenpeace’s efforts to FOIA documents from the University of Virginia concerning Pat Michaels, University of Delaware concerning David Legates and from Harvard University concerning Willie Soon and Sallie Baliunas — efforts that are truly “harrassing” and “nuisance” in nature as Greenpeace acted entirely in retaliation to the FOIA request concerning Mann.
The editorial is especially gross coming on the day when America commemorates those who died to preserve everyone’s freedoms — not just those of the politically correct.
Posted in Climate Change
New slur against skeptics: ‘Birther-equivalent’
At first, we were mere “skeptics.” Then we became “flat-Earthers.” “Denier”, with its Holocaust-denial implications soon followed. But none of these perjoratives worked for the climate alarmists.
Now the alarmists have re-christened skeptics as “birther-equivalents.”
Well they can call us whatever names they like, but to paraphrase Galileo:
Etiam CO2 facticius non tepidus exitialis
(Still manmade CO2 doesn’t cause catastrophic warming).
Posted in Climate Change, Notable and Quotable
Chris Christie: New Jersey’s Al Gore
Hurray, Chris Christie pulled New Jersey out of the Northeast’s cap-and-trade program… but BOOOOOOOOO!!!!!, he’s a believer in consensus science and, apparently, catastrophic manmade global warming.
While announcing that New Jersey was quitting the Regional GreenHouse Gas Initiative, Christie said,
I’m certainly not a scientist, which is the first problem. So I can’t claim to fully understand all of this, certainly not after just a few months of study. But when you have over 90 percent of the world’s scientists who have studied this stating that climate change is occurring and that humans play a contributing role, it’s time to defer to the experts.
Yes, what logic… brilliant….I don’t know anything… so rather than keeping my big fat mouth shut until I learn something, I’ll side with the likes of Al Gore, Osama bin Laden, Charles Manson, the Discovery Channel gunman, Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama, Harry Reid, Henry Waxman, Bobby Rush and every other whacked out, intellectually and morally bankrupt believer in global warming.
Chris Christie for President? No thanks. I’ll write in Kris Kringle first.
Posted in Climate Change, Notable and Quotable
Honey, I shrunk the greens…
The failure of a national cap-and-trade bill may not have entirely popped the green bubble, but that bubble is none the less deflating. —>
Posted in Climate Change
Tea Party Traitor? Marco Rubio willing to subsidize EVs
Has Marco Rubio already spent too much time in Washington? Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress, Climate Change, Electric vehicles
Caffeine delays conception?
Let’s see if I can do this with some, ahem, decorum… do couples trying to get pregnant get to have more fun if the woman drinks lots of coffee, tea or cola? Continue reading
Is domestic drilling only worth $0.03 per gallon?
Does the government have a crystal ball when it comes to forecasting oil prices? Continue reading
Posted in Oil and gas
Issa the Incompetent? EPA, Interior officials escape unscathed from House oversight hearing
Contrary to the political left’s post-election ravings, Darrell Issa is proving to be no Joe McCarthy… and that’s a bad thing for efforts to get a grip on the rogue Obama EPA. Continue reading
Posted in 112th Congress
EPA chief called on to retract inflammatory falsehood made on Daily Show
JunkScience.com is calling on U.S. Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lisa Jackson to publicly retract her false and inflammatory statement regarding mercury made on national TV last week. —>
Climate rentseeker fears Google, too
Speaking of Google, a rentseeking utility executive is now worried about the energy/climate dogs he helped unleash. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Climate cleansing: Google to censor skeptics?
Will Google start censoring climate skeptics? Can anyone say Googlegate? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Gas prices ‘spark” Volt production?
GM will step up production of the global warming-causing Chevy Volt to meet “tremendous consumer demand.” So just what is that demand? Continue reading
Posted in Electric vehicles
Public health ‘achievement’: Accounting fraud in childhood lead poisoning prevention
It’s too bad prosecutors aren’t interested in public health accounting fraud? Continue reading
Posted in Lead
Locavore-ism busted by green studies prof
Here’s a factoid for advocates of locavore-ism to choke on.
Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
DDT causes diabetes, breast cancer and infant deaths?
Is it time to bring back JunkScience.com’s DDTees? Continue reading
Posted in DDT and malaria
Poll: Gambling an infectious disease?
Which of the following is not like the others?
- Gambling
- HIV
- Smallpox
If you picked “gambling”, you’d be out of step with the journal The Lancet Infectious Diseases which is apparently trying to medicalize politically incorrect social behavior with this new study. BTW, HIV and smallpox were the subjects of the other two stories spotlighted in the journal’s media release.
What do you think?
Posted in Odds and ends
Ohio Congressman presses EPA on pesticide for bedbugs
Ohio Republican Congressman Jean Schmidt is pressuring U.S. EPA to allow the use of the controversial pesticide propoxur for bedbugs. Continue reading
Posted in Pesticides
