Belief in climate catastrophism is a religion, not a science, and the people pushing it are extremely cynical. In this video engineer and geologist Tony Heller exposes the spectacular climate misinformation told by James Cameron and Sigourney Weaver at the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
Since radio talk show host just celebrated his 30th anniversary of being on talk radio, what better way to do so than to show Rush debating Al Gore on ABC’s Nightline that took place during 1992.
Foreword: Environmental activists always claim they merely want better public policies, to save the Earth and its endangered species. Far too often, their real goal is acquiring more money and power – by misdiagnosing and misrepresenting, exaggerating and fabricating, ecological crises. It’s the road to the hell of badpublic policy. And it’s not always paved… via…
Guest essay by Eric Worrall Imagine if you could make a profit every time some green snowflake expresses a burst of irrational hatred towards President Trump. One group of greens is trying to make that happen. Here’s how to plant a tree every time Trump says something dumb about climate change Imagine, for a second,… via…
Climate alarmists go to great lengths exaggerating the dangers of “anthropogenic climate change”. Patrick Michaels, Director of the Center for the Study of Science at the Cato Institute, shows just how insane the alarmists are.
The government has pumped billions of dollars into the science community to prove global warming. Their predictions have failed, and their funding is getting cut off. Scientist and engineer Tony Heller shows many alarmists are now tampering with data, or outright lying about climate.
Late last month, The Guardian published an article showcasing a fiction book by Elizabeth Rush that makes the case that by 2095 Florida would be wiped off the map due to increases in sea level resulting from human-induced climate change. Aside from the fact that the data shows there has been no change in Florida’s…
