By Lee Gerhard Climate scientists would be less likely to issue dire warnings of planetary doom if they gave more credence to the geological history of the past several million…
It’s increasingly obvious that climate fear-mongering and GIGO computer models have replaced evidence-based science, history, human nutrition needs and traditional ethical principles...
If the civil war is not yet apparent, it is because its battle fronts are not barricades, but remote agencies and lofty courts and financial markets.
...the pontifical leap to decry climate skepticism smacks of misplaced priorities of fanaticism.
In the current ‘transition’, the process is reversed unless we are prepared to countenance the mass use of nuclear technology.
Perhaps all this climate complaining is simply virtue signaling, in a world where feelings matter more than facts.
...these questions are less about climate science and more about the climate of our national discourse.
These and other phenomena influencing our climate are well beyond the control of humans.
,,,such a “right” contains too many contradictions to be meaningful.
By Wallace Manheimer Many of your fellow billionaires contribute large sums to “cure” a nonexistent climate crisis, falsely naming it an “existential threat.” They wrongly claim that wind and solar…
...they’ve placed too much faith in what has turned out to be really bad science.
New Yorkers will in short order face higher fuel costs, higher property taxes, higher compliance costs and higher electricity rates, interspersed with news about businesses either leaving or cancelling investments because...
The climate has been changing for 4 billion years and 99.999% of those changes occurred when humans were NOT on this planet.
There is no magic wand, no scientific alchemy, that can easily upend cognitive catastrophizing about weather events.
The mistake the paper makes is assuming scientists’ expertise is always better than people’s. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. But never always.
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