Real Climate Science

On January 13, 2022 the US Supreme Court struck down Biden’s vaccine mandate.  Since then, cases are down 43%.

21A244 National Federation of Independent Business v. OSHA (01/13/2022)

COVID-19 Data Explorer – Our World in Data

Five years ago Boulder, Colorado shut down their coal fired power plant.

They are also trying to shut down oil and gas production.

Now they are telling residents heating their home is getting too expensive and they should turn the temperature down and get used to being cold.

Heating Costs Are Rising This Winter. Here’s How to Keep Your Bill Affordable | City of Boulder

Meanwhile, back in the real world coal production and prices are at record highs.

Coal 2021

US coal consumption declined under Trump, but increased 9% during Biden’s first year.

Coal enjoys 2021 resurgence | Regional News | thesheridanpress.com

Israel has been the world leader in injecting their citizens, and hospitalizations are skyrocketing.

Weekly new hospital admissions for COVID-19

Yet the press continues to lie for their Big Pharma sponsors.

New Mexico’s governor is obsessed with masks and vaccines, and their 49 year old Senator Ben Lujan just suffered a stroke.

Sen. Ben Ray Lujan suffered stroke and underwent surgery

He wants everyone in the country injected.

COVID-19 » Senator Ben Ray Lujan

11:20 AM · Dec 19, 2020

He lives a few houses down from my friend of 45 years who told me in October that I have no soul – because I’m not injected.

He also believes that survival of the human race depends on building windmills.

According to Scientific American, the US had a “record breaking heatwave” last summer.

How a Record-Breaking Heat Wave Fueled Climate Anxiety – Scientific American

02 Feb 1911, Page 1 – Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor at Newspapers.com

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MO 84
AZ 83
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GA 79
TN 78
IL 76
SC 75
IN 74
KY 74
CA 72
WV 70

Scientific American Endorses Joe Biden – Scientific American

Climate Anxiety Is an Overwhelmingly White Phenomenon – Scientific American