One global warming RINO to another: Re-elect Barack Obama. Continue reading
Daily Archives: December 2, 2011
Michaels: An Open Letter to the Director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research
Climate skeptic Pat Michaels writes to NCAR about Tom Wigley’s Climategate 2.0 suggestion that Michaels’ PhD thesis be reconsidered. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Does a public opinion poll on global warming mean anything?
Alarmist Roger Pielke, Jr. says that “The battle for public opinion has essentially been won.” But can the public even have a meaningful opinion? Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Asthma rates double for WTC first responders?
Doubtful. Continue reading
Posted in World Trade Center
ITC decides China hurting US solar
But you probably apply this analysis to most anything that comes from China. Continue reading
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Posted in Clean energy
Pielke Jr. says skeptics irrelevant
Shows how much he knows. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Climategate 2.0: Briffa — Current warming ‘probably matched about 1000 years ago’
Keith Briffa also doesn’t think too much of the hokey stick shaft. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Climategate 2.0: Hughes — hokey stick should be treated with ‘considerable caution’
Hokey stick co-author Malcolm Hughes could have been a skeptic. Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Attn: Canadian/Wester U.S. Skeptics: Upcoming Michael Mann event
Meet Climategate’s Michael Mann — and maybe ask him a question! Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
UN: Tree loss not as bad as thought
Good news — so at the current rate of deforestation, it will take 768 rather than 517 years, to clear-cut the planet. Continue reading
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Posted in Deforestation
IPCC debunks Al Gore on hurricanes
Global warming’s affect on hurricane activity is not measurable, says the IPCC. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Illinois sequestration project is first in U.S. for man-made CO2
1,000 metric tons per day — from an ethanol plant! Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy, Climate Change
More green energy hostages
Democrat Sens. Udall, Murray and Warner may now be incentivized to stop the Obama war against fossil fuels. Continue reading
Posted in Clean energy
NYT’s Revkin Denies Bias in Climategate Coverage
Revkin now a “denier”, too? Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
Carbon blackmail?
“China and Brazil have warned that one of the world’s biggest carbon markets will be under threat if wealthy countries reject their demands for a new phase of the Kyoto protocol.” Continue reading
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Posted in Climate Change
WSJ: Scientists’ Elusive Goal: Reproducing Study Results
“This is one of medicine’s dirty secrets: Most results, including those that appear in top-flight peer-reviewed journals, can’t be reproduced.” Continue reading
Posted in Scientific method
EPA warns Monsanto about bugs
Shouldn’t Monsanto and its customers know best as to whether rootworm-resistant corn seed is failing? Continue reading
Posted in Biotechnology
Botkin: Absolute Certainty Is Not Scientific
Global warming alarmists betray their cause when they declare that it is irresponsible to question them, writes Daniel Botkin in the Wall Street Journal. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Ohio Treasurer: Washington Targets Ohio Shale Gas
“Job-killers win, American workers lose.” Continue reading
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Posted in Fracking
The IPCC exposed: political to its core
Rob Lyons reviews Donaa Lafamboise’s “The Delinquent Teenager Who Was Mistaken for the World’s Top Climate Expert” for Spiked. Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
