Tom Anderson writes at the American Thinker about a different approach toward carbon dioxide’s impact on global temperatures. The idea that carbon dioxide (CO2) drives global warming or “climate change”…
A headline of “BREAKING: Computer Model Produces Results As Designed” would not sound quite as horrifying as what credulous media treated us with last week. For example, WRAL, which is…
Rick Moran writes for PJMedia.com about misleading descriptions of the recent July 4 heat. The headlines were stark and specific. Reuters claimed, “World registers hottest day ever recorded on July…
Next Monday, July 16th at noon – join us for a presentation by Bill Lynch on CO2, H2O, and climate change. CO2, O2, H2O, and N2 all serve crucial functions.…
Michael Nadler highlights for American Thinker readers an interesting resource for those looking beyond the hyperbole tied to the changing climate. The Science & Environmental Policy Project is an outstanding…
Those who remember Nicola Scafetta‘s 2013 speech to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society will not be surprised by the claims Dennis Avery makes in an American Thinker column. Dr.…
In a front page article by WFU journalism professor Justin Catanoso that was riddled with errors and distortions it was declared that this year was the warmest year on record.…
John Hinderaker of the “Power Line” blog investigates corruption linked to the global warming alarmist movement. We have often written about the fact that the world’s governments pour billions of…
View in your browser. 1. Why Not a "Carbon" Tax Lately there has been a great deal of discussion, even among conservatives and Republicans, about the possibility of implementing a…
Michael Bastasch reports for the Daily Caller about an interesting discovery from noted climate scientist Roy Spencer. When Dr. Roy Spencer looked up summer temperature data for the U.S. Corn…
View in your browser. Last week the John Locke Foundation received a letter from three US Senators as part of a nationwide witch-hunt targeting scientists, universities, advocacy groups, and think…
Michael Lowrey reports for Carolina Journal Online on a court ruling in a Charlotte rezoning dispute that could have statewide implications. Roy Cordato’s Daily Journal reminds us that there’s been…