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The first installment of The Post’s laudable “A Climate for Change” series of editorials pointed out that the debate on climate change has “devolved” and cited a number of reasons why Congress has failed to take action to reduce carbon … Continue reading →

Does Antarctic sea ice growth negate climate change? Scientists say no since scientists started making satellite observations in the late 1970s, they have watched winter sea ice around Antarctica swell slowly but indisputably, despite predictions that it should shrink. Climate … Continue reading →

Climate experts believe that time began in  1979, because earlier years have been determined to be highly toxic to funding. A

Google started out with a good, fast, sleek product, and gradually turned it into a slow, complex resource hog. Google has become Microsoft.

The Danish Meteorological Institute shows a 63% increase in Arctic sea ice extent since the same date in 2012, and an increase of 76% since the 2012 summer minimum. Current extent is 4.4 million km², up from 2.7 million km² on August 28, 2012. … Continue reading →

Alarmists have sunk so low, that the best talking point they can come up with is : There is no way that 97% of scientists would say global warming is an imminent threat, if it weren’t true. It is difficult … Continue reading →

2001 : World Trade Center attacked  – Americans beg for more surveillance and less freedom.  Patriot Act passed a few weeks later. 2013 : Snowden makes people aware that they are being spied on by their own government. Americans demand less surveillance. … Continue reading →

NAVAJO MESSAGE TO THE MOON When NASA was preparing for the Apollo Project, it took the astronauts to a Navajo reservation in Arizona for training. One day, a Navajo elder and his son came across the space crew walking among … Continue reading →

I take the dogs for an hour long walk every night, and get to enjoy this [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHInAYuzBSM] I almost never see any other people on the trails, but I do see lots of TV lights flickering in the windows of … Continue reading →