Anna Groves | Discover | August 9, 2019 “We all care about the environment at least a tiny bit. Some of us more than others. But there are things a few of us do with the best intentions that, it turns out, fall somewhere between not helpful and completely counterproductive. Here are some of the…
Another example of the bait-and-switch of environmentalists and their anti-science conduct. The agency that manages the Thirty Meter Telescope in Hawaii is seeking to begin construction of a backup facility on La Palma island in the Canary Islands and, lo and behold, an environmentalist group there has vowed to sue to block the project. Never…
In this video, Tony Heller shows how the very active hurricane year of 1886 is not consistent with cold ocean temperatures reported by climate scientists. PHOTO CREDIT: By NASA Goddard Space Flight Center from Greenbelt, MD, USA – Hurricane Katrina, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=63341024
By Sean Keach, Digital Technology and Science Editor 10 Jun 2019, The Sun SCIENTISTS will try to grow human organs inside rats and mice, which could then be transplanted to hospital patients. But the controversial experiment – which will attempt to create a pancreas inside – has already been condemned by animal welfare experts as…
By Hank Campbell | June 10th 2019 Science 2.0 Industrial processes in the United States produce 8 gigagrams of methane emissions per year, according to experts. But Environmental Defense Fund, using a sensor on a Google street view car, is claiming otherwise in a recent article they paid to publish in a small Berkeley-based journal…
Arizona’s longest heatwave occurred in 1974, at the peak of the global cooling scare. And there was lots of other extreme weather around the world that year – which was blamed on global cooling. In this video I document how climate experts have been working hard to rewrite history. PHOTO CREDIT: By Santryl – Own…
Scientist and author Jim Steele joined radio host James Corbett three years ago to discuss issues related to climate change science. This is a fascinating interview.
