From the climate crystal ball. Continue reading Claim: More extreme precipitation in the world’s dry and wet regions
JP Morgan: Coal investments on par with child labor
Just wow… but the bank will still fund projects in poor countries. Continue reading JP Morgan: Coal investments on par with child labor
Clinton’s Pledge to Curtail Fracking Falls on Unconvinced Ears
“Secretary Clinton’s answer is essentially campaign hyperbole, and meant to appease her environmental constituency. In reality, it has little substance to it.” Continue reading Clinton’s Pledge to Curtail Fracking Falls on Unconvinced Ears
Playing Pass the Parcel With Fukushima
Radioactive debris from Fukushima is a hot potato that Japan is having difficulty disposing. Continue reading Playing Pass the Parcel With Fukushima
Claim: Shipwrecks, tree rings reveal Caribbean hurricanes in buccaneer era
Shiver me timbers this is funny: “By combining shipwreck data and tree-ring data, we are extending the Caribbean hurricane record back in time and that improves our understanding of hurricane variability.” Continue reading Claim: Shipwrecks, tree rings reveal Caribbean hurricanes in buccaneer era
Claim: Study suggests impact of climate change on agriculture may be underestimated
Not science. Just predictions. Continue reading Claim: Study suggests impact of climate change on agriculture may be underestimated
NOAA Radiosonde Data Shows No Warming For 58 Years
As usual, lyin’ warmists. Continue reading NOAA Radiosonde Data Shows No Warming For 58 Years
UK urged to adopt zero carbon emissions target
Claim: No shortage of storage space for captured CO2, study finds
Scientists trash ‘myths’ of green aviation technology
“While these inventions are fascinating from a research perspective, they won’t act as a panacea for the harmful, climate damaging emissions that the aviation industry is increasingly releasing into our atmosphere.” Continue reading Scientists trash ‘myths’ of green aviation technology
A Call for College Students to Help Shape Their States’ Clean Power Plans
Radical greens hiding behind college students. Continue reading A Call for College Students to Help Shape Their States’ Clean Power Plans
Schools Add ‘Cli-Fi’ — Climate Fiction — to Lit Curriculums
The only Cli-Fi worth reading is Michael Crichton’s “State of Fear” — but that book may be reclassified to “Current Events.” Continue reading Schools Add ‘Cli-Fi’ — Climate Fiction — to Lit Curriculums