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Fanatic journalist says that 97% of scientists believe that typhoons never used to happen in the Philippines, and refuses to let an expert speak on the subject. Hertsgaard believes that all scientists support his position, because he refuses to talk to … Continue reading →

You can’t make this stuff up. PIOMAS volume divided by UIUC ice area shows that Arctic sea ice was thinner this year on September 30 than it was on the same date last year. This despite the large increase in … Continue reading →

James Blalog used to have time lapse videos of glaciers in Greenland at this URL : http://www.extremeicesurvey.org/index.php/new_gallery/ They didn’t show any glacial loss, so he got rid of it. But he left up images like is, trying to scare people … Continue reading →

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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Days after a Republican was elected mayor of Annapolis, City Council members say they will revisit legislation that would strip the mayor’s office of much of its power. Democratic Alderman Ross Arnett of Ward 8 tells … Continue reading →

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The BBC has ignored dozens of cases of high profile black on white violence since the Trayvon Martin case, and are back with another “blame the white people” story.

The ObamaCare Dozen The Democrats who voted for the debacle are now scrambling for cover. The torrents of Affordable Care Act monsoon season aren’t letting up, so Democrats are scrambling to help the victims: namely, their own careers. The Senators … Continue reading →

97% of scientists agree that global warming is either slowing or not slowing. Global warming ‘not slowing down,’ say researchers Look What’s Slowing Down Global Warming | Mother Jones

Salem Witch Trials Followed Cold Weather By: Natalie Wolchover Published: 04/20/2012 01:12 PM EDT on Lifes Little Mysteries Historical records indicate that, worldwide, witch hunts occur more often during cold periods, possibly because people look for scapegoats to blame for … Continue reading →