Sel Graham ghostwriting for National Review?

It’s like a seance man, yesterday, Sel Graham sets out the reasons why ethanol is really stupid.
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More from Sel on ethanol — Stuff to consider

So I am not finished with Sel Graham, my expert on ethanol and the awl (that’s oil for you yankees) industry.
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Ethanol is stupid, really stupid, ask Sel Graham

It is a challenge to explain what a stupid idea ethanol is as an additive to gasoline.
Let me try.
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Polish protests against UN agenda

Poland is a great country full of fine people who have done well in the US. They know a little about oppressive meddling government.
CFACT advocate David Rothbard speaks to a Polish rally. CFACT has been effective in challenging UN IPCC nonsense.

put some butter on it

The Food Nannies, led by Willett and Ascherio of Harvard with their nonsense on fats, have caused the FDA to act.
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20 years of delay before catastrophe–unacceptable

The Study says–20 years of delay on warming.
Also arctic ice recovery.
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Following the money Hemingway and Hinderaker

So you wonder why so many are sticking with their support of catastrophic warming?
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Science ain't always self-correcting

Here’s the best and most important read for today.Please don’t skip it. Continue reading Science ain't always self-correcting

Rare childhood cancer proves what?

This Australian News breathless announcement is a joke.
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Papilloma virus studies

I am impressed, maybe a breakthrough? Continue reading Papilloma virus studies

Supreme Court ain't the answer on EPA overreaching

This link below is to Leighton Steward’s recent essay in the  DC insider mag The Hill, and it is another engineer’s optimistic essay on why the Supremes should stop the scientific fraud on Carbon Dioxide.  Steward also refernces a fine essay by Craig Idso on the positive benefits of carbon dioxide.  Continue reading Supreme Court ain't the answer on EPA overreaching

Science challenges on EPA Coal fired plant regs

Tom Harris from Ottawa Canada, is eloquent here in his appeal to challenge the climate science to hold back nonsense regs on carbon dioxide, but I think he leaves a lot of challenges in his briefcase because, like most hard scientists and engineers, he doesn’t know that a real weakness of the EPA is their human health effects research–it is breathless and brainless and substitutes scaremongering for rational analysis. 

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