350.org tweeted:
Progressive and environmental groups have pulled their Facebook ads until Mark Zuckerberg withdraws his pro-KXL ads: on.fb.me/YuldSW
— 350 dot org (@350) May 8, 2013
350.org tweeted:
Progressive and environmental groups have pulled their Facebook ads until Mark Zuckerberg withdraws his pro-KXL ads: on.fb.me/YuldSW
— 350 dot org (@350) May 8, 2013
It’s hard to say who was the best warmist to happen to skeptics. Continue reading Mann blames Gore for warmism’s fade? Pot, kettle? Take our poll…
This is junk science because… Continue reading Magical Food: Soy and tomato combo may be effective in preventing prostate cancer
JunkScience.com has exposed Michael Mann’s creepy effort to recast himself as an “involuntary public figure” for purposes of his defamation lawsuit against Mark Steyn, National Review and the Competitive Enterprise Institute. Continue reading Michael Mann — A Very Public Figure: CBS News Interview – April 22, 1998
Bad news for Al Gore and his hypothesis that Greenland melting will raise sea-level dramatically and shut-dwon the Gulf Stream. Continue reading Study: Sea-level rise estimates lowered by improved understanding of Greenland glaciers
From the UB School of Agitation and Central Planning? Continue reading Appalling: Bill McKibben to get UBuffalo Dean’s Medal for lifetime of eco-agitation
Al Gore is an expert on ethics? Continue reading Al Gore: ‘No such thing as ethical oil’ — FLASHBACK: Gore invests in BP while making global warming movie
This is junk science because… Continue reading Food Nannies: Subway not ‘healthier’ than McDonald’s
The Court “has the power to throw the environmental movement into complete disarray.” Continue reading Enviros sweat fate of EPA emissions rules in DC Circuit
Quite a bit if the following study results are to be believed. Continue reading How much has the climate change controversy poisoned the well of environmentalism?
“National Review and I have a court date next month for Big Climate honcho Michael Mann’s defamation suit against us for hooting at his hockey stick.” Continue reading Mark Steyn on Michael Mann: Accidentally on Purpose