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Trees, Water & Climate

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

On the U.K. based website The Independent, their science section published a report on March 19th entitled “Dams:  Deep Trouble.”  Below this ominous title, the tag line read “Are vast dams around the world masking the full extent of sea level rise?”
The story goes on to state “over the past 50 years, new dams and […]

Antarctica’s Ice Mass

Thursday, April 17th, 2008

That is the relevant question, when you read alarmist stories about ice melt in Antarctica.  On March 25th, for example, the BBC dutifully reported “Antarctic Shelf Hangs by a Thread” in a report by science correspondant Helen Briggs.  Here is the tag line below the title:  “A chunk of ice the size of the Isle of […]

Unions - Ideals vs. Reality

Sunday, April 13th, 2008

The ideals of unions are noble and pure.  The rights of the ordinary worker are indeed worth fighting for.  But there are unions and there are unions.
In the competitive private arena, unions that ask for too much will eventually derail their company’s financial success.  For example, unions negotiated defined retirement benefits decades ago with America’s major […]

Aquabirds & Aquabuoys

Monday, March 31st, 2008

The latest satellite data could suggest that CO2-driven increases in water vapor actually cool the earth, not magnify warming, and equally interesting, the lastest float buoy data could suggest the ocean is cooling - at least since 2003 when they became operational.  It is almost impossible to find any of this in the mainstream media, but […]

Greens and James Inhofe

Friday, March 28th, 2008

Too many environmentalists assume if you want to be an environmentalist, you have to disagree with Senator Inhofe’s positions on the environment, if not consider him nuts, and you should rejoice and support his being targeted by environmental organizations to “eliminate” him in November 2008. 

James Inhofe
An American who can still speak his mind.

These same environmentalist forces eliminated […]

Freeways, Cars & Trucks

Thursday, March 20th, 2008

Back in June 2006 we posted “We Need More Freeways,” a position that has, along with our nuanced position on climate change - and perhaps other controversial positions, to lead to a recent post on DeSmogBlog entitled “EcoWorld: a website officially unconcerned with accuracy.”  DeSmogBlog’s “about us” page states they “exist to clear the PR pollution that […]

CO2 & Global Warming

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

Climate models forecast increasing temperatures on earth because of increasing levels of atmospheric CO2, but observational data appears to contradict this claim. 
Subsequent to publishing the feature ”The Fluid Envelope - A Case Against Climate Alarm“ by Dr. Richard Lindzen, we received an email from a science journalist questioning one of the central assertions in Lindzen’s report.  The writer […]


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