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Why Do Many Reasonable People Doubt Science? We live in an age when all manner of scientific knowledge—from climate change to vaccinations—faces furious opposition. Some even have doubts about the moon landing. Someone should probably tell the morons at National … Continue reading →

Climate change has wrecked our beloved tornado season. We always used to have exactly the right amount of tornadoes, but now they are becoming less and less reliable, with four record low years in a row

97% of 1.5 billion people are convinced of this, so they must be correct. That many people simply couldn’t be wrong.

Obama says that unfunded skeptics are financed by big oil, while he is the top recipient of big oil cash. Obama biggest recipient of BP cash – Erika Lovley – POLITICO.com You might remember that BP is the company which … Continue reading →

As the hiatus continues, experts are forecasting an unprecednted rise in temperatures Global warming rates are about to hit the gas, researchers find — science roundup (photos, videos) | OregonLive.com This is exactly the same story they were pushing six … Continue reading →

Huge amounts of money, energy, effort and coordination are being spent on the global warming scam in the US. There is no scientific or policy end game to it, because the US doesn’t have much, if any, control over atmospheric … Continue reading →

Last time Jim Inhofe threw a snowball at Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrats went ballistic about the ignorance of anyone who doesn’t go along with their global warming fraud. So Gaia is sending Democrats another snowball.

Ezra Klein says that “we’re on pace to blow through two degrees warming” and that he wants Al Gore to be president to stop that. Al Gore should run for president – Vox Actual measurements of the Earth’s troposphere show … Continue reading →

England’s last hope in the Champions League travels to Camp Nou at 3:45 eastern time. Good luck with that! Then the pride of England will lie on a different blue team in the Europa league.

Sea ice is above normal on the Atlantic side, with a large excess in Baffin Bay and around Newfoundland. The only deficiency is in the Sea of Okhotsk, which is just north of Japan and is not in the Arctic … Continue reading →