Hard to argue with this by Arthur Chrenkoff: While China now produces more CO2 than the United States and the European Union put together, the Asia-Pacific region (which does include a few industrialised countries, like Japan, Taiwan and South Korea, … Continue reading →
[NOTE: This is a big topic, and so my plan is to tackle it in segments.] There’s a great deal of fear going around about what is now known as climate change and what is more accurately described as anthropogenic … Continue reading →
We can just call it “recycling humans.” This is apparently for real, although the guy presenting the idea isn’t actually a scientist: A conference about the food of the future called Gastro Summit being held in Stockholm Sweden featured a … Continue reading →
Here’s a report: Global warming alarmist Dr. Michael Mann of Penn State University has lost his multimillion dollar libel suit in British Columbia. Not only did he lose, the suit was thrown out and Mann was ordered to pay defendant … Continue reading →
Short answer: no one really knows although theories abound, and the causes are probably interactions among multiple factors. I’ve always found the history of earth’s ice ages to be fascinating, from the moment I discovered some maps as a child … Continue reading →
It’s really odd that this article was published in The New Yorker, because although it’s not about the current AGW climate change controversy it certainly dwells on the wild swings that have occurred to earth’s climate in the past. Worth … Continue reading →