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1933 in 2013: Obama urges public to attack Senate opponents of EPA nominee for being ‘climate deniers’

What a difference 80 years doesn’t make.. Continue reading 1933 in 2013: Obama urges public to attack Senate opponents of EPA nominee for being ‘climate deniers’

Anti-salt activists silent in wake of major report debunking anti-salt campaign

Yesterday’s Institute of Medicine report exposing the lack of evidence behind calls to reduce sodium intake has dumbfounded the activists into silence. Continue reading Anti-salt activists silent in wake of major report debunking anti-salt campaign

Study: Gas ‘fracking’ in Arkansas not affecting groundwater

“Shale gas production in Arkansas has not contaminated groundwater, a study by Duke University and the U.S. Geological Survey indicates.” Continue reading Study: Gas ‘fracking’ in Arkansas not affecting groundwater

Claim: Global warming causing North Pole to move 8 inches per year

“Polar motion is driven by mass redistribution in the Earth system.” Continue reading Claim: Global warming causing North Pole to move 8 inches per year

9 Biggest Myths About the Apocalypse

Why climate change-caused mass extinction in the next 100 years is nothing to worry about. Continue reading 9 Biggest Myths About the Apocalypse

Warmists block freighter from delivering coal to Mass. power plant

Until they get arrested. Continue reading Warmists block freighter from delivering coal to Mass. power plant

More bad news for warmists: Study says Arctic warming may not release permafrost carbon

So much for permafrost panic. Continue reading More bad news for warmists: Study says Arctic warming may not release permafrost carbon

Bush EPA chief calls Senate GOP ‘sore losers’ for opposing EPA nominee

Consider the source…

… Christie Todd Whitman really didn’t know the difference between ozone depletion and global warming when she became EPA chief.

As I reported in my FOXNews.com column of January 5, 2001 (see below):

After being nominated [to be EPA administrator], [Christie Todd] Whitman was asked: “Global warming, what is your thought on what the state of science is and what can be done to address it?” She responded: “Still somewhat uncertain. Clearly there’s a hole in the ozone, that has been identified. But I saw a study the other day that showed that it was closing. It’s not as clear, the cause and effect, as we would like it to be.”