ExxonMobil management is destroying a great company and helping greens to destroy America. To borrow from William F. Buckley, Jr., JunkScience.com is “standing athwart history, yelling ‘STOP,’ at a time when no one is inclined to do so, or to have much patience with those who so urge it.” Here is my shareholder proposal for ExxonMobil’s 2018 annual meeting.
Climate hysteria’s extreme weather hypothesis is tested for tornadoes. Fail.
Despite my acclaimed and factually unchallenged presentation (even most opponents conceded my points), Exxon, Pfizer, UPS and the electric utilities (represented by the Edison Electric Institute) sabotaged (via blackmail) the Heartland Institute’s effort at the American Legislative Exchange Council this week to pass a resolution urging EPA to reconsider its Obama-era finding that CO2 (plant food) threatens the public welfare.
A Joe Bast-authored summary critique of the June draft of the USGCRP report that hit the streets today. Nothing of significance that we have noticed has changed between June and now.
Continue reading Joe Bast: Scientific Critique of USGCRP’s 2017 Climate Science Special Report
The preliminary results suggest that “present day ice sheets are potentially very vulnerable to volcanic eruptions.”
Continue reading Ice sheets may melt rapidly in response to distant volcanoes
You can read my column here (with extra detail/links) or at the Wall Street Journal web site.
My op-ed in today’s Wall Street Journal.
Continue reading The Clean Power Plan’s Counterfeit Benefits
Meet the Washington Post’s expert on PM2.5… New Republic writer Emily Atkin.
Continue reading Lyin’ Washington Post: Pretends EPA change on PM2.5 is arbitrary
You’re welcome. Read my book for how we did it.
Green zeal to condemn the Trump EPA backfires and condemns the Obama EPA.
Since July 2011, JunkScience.com has championed the view that PM2.5 in outdoor kills no one. Now that view has been adopted in the new EPA proposal to repeal the Clean Power Plan.
Continue reading Winning!!! Clean Power Plan proposes JunkScience.com view that PM2.5 kills no one
