Dec. 25, 1889 was warmer. Continue reading No, 2015 is not New York City’s warmest Christmas
Enviro groups collected $10.5 billion in 2015
But climate skeptics are still winning. Continue reading Enviro groups collected $10.5 billion in 2015
Merry Christmas!
Wishing you the merriest of holidays!
Europe’s Hooked on U.S. Coal — for now
Inexpensive coal beats heavily subsidized wind/solar — even with emissions prices. Continue reading Europe’s Hooked on U.S. Coal — for now
Ten Chinese cities issue pollution red alert
100 million people warned to stay indoors… still no reported deaths (i.e., still debunking EPA junk air pollution science). Continue reading Ten Chinese cities issue pollution red alert
The EPA’s scandalous December
“Lucky for the rogue agency, an especially boisterous December news cycle kept the EPA’s prolific misbehavior off the front pages.” Continue reading The EPA’s scandalous December
December tornados rare, but not unprecedented
The NYTimes reported December tornados in the strong EL Nino year of 1966 — 70 ppm CO2 ago. Continue reading December tornados rare, but not unprecedented
O Come All Ye Faithful Environmentalists
“There’s a lot of faith going around this holiday season, some of it misplaced. Faith in long term, global climate catastrophe is one faith that is inappropriate.” Continue reading O Come All Ye Faithful Environmentalists
EU farmers may harvest another enormous wheat crop in 2016
“Global warming” in action… Continue reading EU farmers may harvest another enormous wheat crop in 2016
New infrared video reveals growing environmental disaster in L.A. gas leak
Methane is irrelevant to global climate. Continue reading New infrared video reveals growing environmental disaster in L.A. gas leak
Book Excerpt: Gun Control in The Third Reich
“All members of the German Jewish community were victims of the Nazi ideological pretext that every Jew was dangerous and must be disarmed.” Continue reading Book Excerpt: Gun Control in The Third Reich
Motl: Why Justice Roberts understands physics more than an MIT professor
Terrific essay on science and affirmative action from Czech physicist Lubos Motl. Continue reading Motl: Why Justice Roberts understands physics more than an MIT professor