Yearly Archives: 2023

Two years ago The New York Times discussed China’s determination to “decarbonize” “In my experience, even Chinese climate negotiators hesitate to call their country a climate leader, always saying it is still learning. The recent struggles to decarbonize are evidence … Continue reading →

Our climate research team continues to document the official United Nations Global Boiling crisis.

Fifty years ago this week, Arab states implemented a Net Zero policy for the US “The embargo had several effects, including:  Gas prices more than quadrupled between 1973 and 1974. Americans faced long lines and rationing at gas stations. Oil … Continue reading →

The newest members of our climate team show how they are surviving their first twenty days of United Nations sponsored “global boiling.”

“The overarching theme in these choices is a return to professionalism in U.S. foreign policy,” said Richard Gowan, an expert on the United Nations and peacekeeping with the International Crisis Group, a nonpartisan devoted to preventing conflict. “Biden is choosing … Continue reading →

“New Scientist” is reporting old news which has nothing to do with science and everything to do with propaganda.

“Each spring, residents of nearby villages drape huge blankets over the Rhône glacier in the Swiss Alps. The glacier, which is the primary source of the Rhône river, has lost 40 per cent of its volume in the past century. … Continue reading →

“ASIDE FROM the shifting pattern of monsoon rains and the lengthening winters in the northern hemisphere, one of the most ominous fluctuations is the drop in the mean global atmospheric temperature by 2.7 degrees since the late 1940s At the … Continue reading →

Scaring children about climate is making a lot of people very wealthy.

“If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military … Continue reading →