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Maps from Cryosphere Today at the University of Illinois show that there is a lot more ice in the Arctic than there was on the same date in 2006. The animation below flashes between March 18, 2006 and 2015. They … Continue reading →

The Danish Meteorological Institute would be surprised to hear this, as they show ice extent increasing and higher than 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2011 Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Environmental reporters never do any investigate journalism. They … Continue reading →

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Fracking makes energy affordable for poor people, and helps the middle class. Welfare and distributional implications of shale gas Obama can’t stand that, because he wants energy prices to skyrocket. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlTxGHn4sH4]

I live in a neighborhood where I am one of very few white people. I almost never talk to any other white people outside of work when I am in Maryland. My neighbors and friends here talk about family, dogs, … Continue reading →

Naomi Oreskes would get obliterated by Marc Morano in a debate about climate, so she takes the cowardly route instead. The amount of money, time and energy that climate alarmists put into avoiding debate is mind boggling. President Obama explained … Continue reading →

During cold nights homeless shelters fill up with people who can’t afford fuels to keep warm. They flock to locations powered by fossil fuels, in order to stay alive. Progressives want to put everyone in that same boat, dependent on government … Continue reading →

There has been no warming from the 1996 La Nina (cold) to the 2015 El Nino (warm.) That is almost 19 years of no warming, during rapid CO2 growth. The scam is dead – stop lying about it.

Spring has arrived in Canada, and people’s thoughts have naturally turned to gardening and barbecues.

Oreskes pushes forth a sense of great urgency. “Scientists are worried. We’ve lost 20 years. If this keeps up as we’re going, we’re looking at a 6- to 10-foot rise in the sea level by 2100.” Harvard Professor, Documentary Take On Climate … Continue reading →