And “why has so little been invested in catching him?” Continue reading
Daily Archives: November 29, 2011
Foster: The left’s climate moralism
“The left is showing more moralism on climate than the right,” writes Peter Foster in the second of his two-part series. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Lord Lawson accuses Sir David Attenborough of ‘sensationalism’
“Lord Lawson has accused Sir David Attenborough of ‘sensationalism’ as he focuses on the effects of global warming on the Polar regions during the finale of Frozen Planet.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
2010 is 10th warmest year according to Climategate scientists
“However, only last week researchers at UAE were criticised for colluding with politicians to ‘massage’ evidence of man-made climate change after 5,000 emails were leaked online.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
WiFi radiation reduces sperm count?
“Working on a laptop wirelessly may hamper a man’s chances of fatherhood.” Continue reading
Posted in Electric and magnetic fields
Gingrich: ‘I’d do a commercial with Al Gore’
Check out this Human Events video from 2010. Here’s another quote that Newt may want to walk back. Continue reading
Posted in Battle of 2012
Revkin’s lame-o defense for Climategate 2.0
The Climategaters’ New York Times propagandist offers his defense. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
EPA to issue 1-2 year moratorium on fracking?
That’s what North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources director Lynn Helms predicts. Continue reading
LOL: Penn State prof to lecture on climate ethics at Durban
Too bad we missed this event. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Browner: No more mega bills; Future green bills to be smaller
Your broom is waiting on the runway, Carol. Continue reading
Posted in The Comrades
Climategate 2.0 Update: Schmidt — Make data available in ‘impenetrable-as-possible form’
Luboš Motl gets fired up over, and provides excellent context for our Climategate 2.0 posting “Schmidt — Make data available in ‘impenetrable-as-possible form’“. Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
CSPI Quackery: Preventing colon cancer (Part 1)
What’s the best food to prevent colon cancer? Continue reading
Posted in CSPI, Food nannies, Magical food
Malaria ‘breakthrough’?
We were pretty excited to see the University of Leicester media release entitled “Breakthrough in the battle against malaria”. Continue reading
Posted in DDT and malaria
Walnut trees threatened by global warming?
So how did they survive the Medieval Optimum and the Little Ice Age? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Endangered species
Medical marijuana reduces traffic deaths?
Wow, who knew so many glaucoma patients were drunk drivers? Continue reading
Posted in Odds and ends
Climategate 2.0: Wahl helps enviros prepare for Congressional testimony
Yet more evidence that IPCC scientists have been working hand-in-glove with enviro activists. Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Climategate 2.0: Schmidt — Make data available in ‘impenetrable-as-possible form’
Now that’s good-faith disclosure. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
NYTimes: A Setback for Electric Cars
Would this be called a “Re-Volt”… or will that reserved for the next generation (if there is one) of the Volt? Continue reading
Posted in Electric vehicles
WSJ’s Stephens:The Great Global Warming Fizzle
“How do religions die? Generally they don’t, which probably explains why there’s so little literature on the subject.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
IBD: From ObamaCare to ObamaCar
“Central planning doesn’t work for cars or insurance,” says Investors Business Daily. Continue reading
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Posted in Electric vehicles
