by Marita Noon No wonder the national debt is at nearly $17 trillion—and ticking higher every day. Polls repeatedly show most Americans believe that reducing the budget deficit should be a top priority, yet policy gets in the way of democracy and prevents practical solutions. I’ve previously participated in, and reported on, various public …
Americans fighting their own government for economic survivalRead More »
by Marita Noon In honor of Margaret Thatcher’s memory, favorite quotes from the Iron Lady have popped up everywhere. This one came across my Facebook newsfeed: “Global warming ‘provides a marvelous excuse for worldwide, supra-national socialism.’” The hundreds of comments the quote received covered a variety of sentiments from hostility to adoration. A couple accused …
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by Dr. Edwin Berry Montana Senator Jon Tester wrote, “Montanans already understand that climate change is affecting our daily lives. The argument isn’t whether the world is changing, it’s how to respond.” God save us. We have an idiot, climate fanatic, liberal as our US Senator, masquerading as a climate scientist. Dear Senator Tester, Where’s …
by Marita Noon On Good Friday, a day fewer people would be paying attention to the headlines than on most other days, the Obama administration released news about its plans to raise the price of gasoline. Gasoline prices for the first quarter of 2013 are higher than the same time in 2012. Intentionally pushing prices …
How Obama rips you off to create wealth for Soros and his other green croniesRead More »
by Marita Noon Two of catastrophic climate change’s staunchest supporters have been out on the stump promoting their cause—with conflicting statements. On February 20, Secretary of State John Kerry gave his first speech, as Secretary, at the University of Virginia where he offered a glimpse of how he sees tackling climate change as part of …
by Dr. Ed Berry You have the right to believe in your climate change religion but you don’t have the right to force your religion on all society. Nor do you have the right to teach your religion in our schools, colleges, and universities. But this is what Montana HJ-10 was all about. It was about …
by Klaus-Eckart Puls and Sebastian Lüning (translated, edited by P Gosselin, No Tricks Zone) Currently this 2012/13 winter in Germany and over large parts of Europe we’ve been finding lots of cold, snow and ice – the fifth winter of this type in a row. Who can still recall the prognoses and claims of some alarmists …
by Steve Goreham, The Washington Times Man-made global warming must be taught in our schools, according to the latest release of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). The January draft release of the NGSS by the National Research Council is a recommendation for concepts to be used by states in kindergarten through high school. But the …
Teaching Climatism in Schools—Next Generation Science StandardsRead More »
We, the undersigned scientists, maintain that the case for alarm regarding climate change is grossly overstated. Surface temperature changes over the past century have been episodic and modest and there has been no net global warming for over a decade now. After controlling for population growth and property values, there has been no increase in damages from severe …
115 Scientists: There is no basis for Climate AlarmRead More »
by The Right Climate Stuff Research Team January 23, 2013 There are competing points of view regarding the causes of climate change in our current environment. One group has concluded that human activities in the burning of fossil fuels have increased the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere which has caused a recent acceleration of a …
Apollo Era NASA Retirees say Climate Science not settledRead More »
Lest you think the climate alarmist leaders focus on true science, here is a leaked 2010 email thread where the late Steven Schneider, Paul Ehrlich and others reveal what they think of those who do not follow their global warming religion. – Ed ————————————————————————– —– Forwarded Message —– From: “Stephen H Schneider” <shs@STANFORD.EDU> To: SECTION63@LSW.NAS.EDU …
Schneider, Ehrlich plot Climate Tactics in these Leaked EmailsRead More »
by Steve Goreham, The Washington Times Lisa Jackson, President Obama’s chief of the Environmental Protection Agency, resigned last week. For four years she led our nation down a regulatory path of economic destruction unmatched in the 40-year history of the EPA. New regulations from Ms. Jackson’s reign of terror impact power plants, industrial plants, refineries, and …
Lisa Jackson leaves EPA and path of Economic DestructionRead More »
by Steve Goreham, The Washington Times The United States must pay for its evil carbon-emitting ways. According to the United Nations Doha Climate Conference that ended on December 8, developing nations should be compensated for “associated loss and damage” from climate change by the wealthy nations. Developing nations will now pursue industrialized nations for compensation from …
Doha Conference: United States Must Pay for Climate Change “Loss and Damage”Read More »
by Michael Trigoboff, Ph.D., Computer Science Dep’t, Portland Community College Philosophers Michael R. Nelson and Kathleen Dean Moore seem to think that everyone who disagrees with them on scientific issues related to global warming is evil. I am more of a scientist then either of them and I disagree with them, but not because I’m evil. I’m skeptical …
Facts aren’t necessary – Environmentalism is about BeliefRead More »
Published by Financial Post (and also here since I am a signer – Ed) Policy actions that aim to reduce CO2 emissions are unlikely to influence future climate. Policies need to focus on preparation for, and adaptation to, all dangerous climatic events, however caused. Open Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations H.E. Ban Ki-Moon, Secretary-General, …
Open Letter to UN Secretary-General: No reason to restrict CO2, Climate models are wrongRead More »
by Tom Harris, Executive Director, International Climate Science Coalition Keith Crane, the director of environment, energy and economic development at the Rand Corp., is wrong to suggest that the Republican Party’s skeptical position on global warming is “anti-science” [“Debate dodged energy climate-change link”]. Trying to unravel the causes and consequences of climate change is arguably the …
by Steve Goreham I’m announcing a new on-line quote list resource for journalists, writers, and authors on climate change, global warming, energy, and the environment. You can find the list here.
