Monthly Archives: April 2023

“Nearly as many Americans believe someone close to them died from side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine as died from the disease itself.” COVID-19: Virus Deaths vs. Vaccine Deaths – Rasmussen Reports®

Columbia University says greens need to make more investments in oil and gas in order to eliminate oil and gas. “invest in oil and gas assets ….  before eventually phasing some of them out.” Investing in Oil and Gas Transition … Continue reading →

“Denver does not currently have a Major League Baseball (MLB) team. The only professional sports teams in Denver are the Denver Broncos (National Football League), Denver Nuggets (National Basketball Association), Colorado Rockies (Major League Baseball), and Colorado Avalanche (National Hockey … Continue reading →

On April 9, 1947 a tornado  killed almost two hundred people and left almost two thousand injured in Glazier and Wiggins, Texas and Woodward, Oklahoma. 10 Apr 1947, 1 – The Guthrie Daily Leader at Newspapers.com

On April 10, 1979 tornadoes in Wichita Falls and Vernon Texas killed dozens of people. 11 Apr 1979, 1 – Fort Worth Star-Telegram at Newspapers.com

Zen was born on December 2 and made his first field trip today to study the global warming crisis in Wyoming.

Zeke Hausfather lives in San Francisco where they have been having record cold.  He says March was scorching hot and that earth has passed the safe climate target of 1.5C. Perhaps he could make some specific predictions detailing the imminent … Continue reading →

Climate academics want to control public policy, take away our fuel, heat, light, communications, transportation, food, freedom and money – all premised on baseless junk science. But they don’t want to be questioned by the public. 2:39 AM · Apr … Continue reading →

Climate academics have reduced all of the factors affecting baseball to a single variable – which is their baseless belief that US summers are getting hotter. Going, going, gone: Study says climate change juicing homers | AP News

California snowpack is 244% of average, and ChatGPT says the state is experiencing “exceptional drought.” javareports Interactive Map