Not very long ago, scientists, politicians, and journalists were seemingly unanimous: Global warming had already damaged nature, and things were only going to get worse. Continue reading
Daily Archives: January 2, 2012
Don’t Sell Your Coat: Surprising Truths About Climate Change
Posted in Books & media, Climate Change
AGW not a threat to wines after all?
Here’s another example of how the truth gets out. Continue reading
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Posted in Books & media, Climate Change
Someone else figured out the sun influences earth’s climate
As Pierre Gosselin notes: “No surprise here. Just more inconvenient results for CO2 broken-record dogmatists.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
S Korean paper suggests UHIE accounts for >55% recorded warming
Pierre Gosselin highlights a new paper for us Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
Despite media hysteria, Gulf Coast sees record tourism
In yet another disappointment for disaster prognosticators, holiday makers flocked to the Gulf Coast in record numbers just a year after the Deepwater Horizon sinking and Macondo Well blowout Continue reading
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Posted in Oil and gas
Carbon capture and storage: a done deal at Durban
Australian law firm Clayton Utz on the ever-expanding carbon scam Continue reading
Posted in Carbon capture & sequestration
Bald eagles still not saved by DDT ban…
… no matter how many times the myth is repeated. Continue reading
Posted in DDT and wildlife
January is EPA’s ‘National Radon Action Month’
For us, it’s just another month of EPA junk science. Continue reading
Posted in Radiation
Report: ‘Fuel additive’ used in French breast implants
If true, the additives are likely on important with respect to rupturing, not breast cancer. Continue reading
Posted in Breast implants
Fracking: Can a deep injection well cause an earthquake?
What happened at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal in the 1960s? Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
Chemical industry asks EPA to delay dioxin assessment
EPA is asked to follow the (new) law. Continue reading
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Posted in Dioxin
NYTimes: Disposal Halted at Well After New Quake in Ohio
More details on last Friday’s mini-quakes in Ohio. Continue reading
Posted in Fracking
WashPost on EVs: Overcharged
The Washington Post lashes out again at Obama’s subsidies for electric vehicles. Continue reading
Posted in Electric vehicles
NYTimes: Police Inquiry Prompts New Speculation on Who Leaked Climate-Change E-Mails
“It is like knowing your building has a bomb in it that could be detonated at any time.” Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change
