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Tag Archives: science
Livestock Methane Has Negligible Impact on Climate
The CO₂ Coalition has released a compelling new paper, “Livestock, Methane and Climate” (January 27, 2026), co-authored by D. Alexander, with four CO₂ Coalition members: J.D. Ferguson, A. Glatzle, W. Happer, and W.A. van Wijngaarden. This rigorous analysis demonstrates that … Continue reading
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Reblog: “The most significant development in climate research in decades”
by Roger Pielke Jr., PhD, climate researcher, political scientist (bio below) Apr 29, 2026 You may be able to read Dr. Pielke’s original post here: https://rogerpielkejr.substack.com/p/rcp85-is-officially-dead This is an introduction to a wonkish post by Dr. Pielke Jr which is … Continue reading
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“What It Looks Like When Energy Reality Catches Up To You”. a reblog of work by Francis Menton
April 28, 2026/ Francis Menton Mr. Menton is a lawyer in Manhattan. His bog Manhattan Contrarian.com is well worth your time. https://www.manhattancontrarian.com/blog/2026-4-28-co-op-city-what-it-looks-like-when-energy-reality-catches-up-to-you Although this is about a part of New York city and their efforts to achieve net zero carbon, I … Continue reading
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2.7 million Spanish children and teenagers. Zero Covid deaths.
“2.7 million Spanish children and teenagers. Zero Covid deaths.” – In Unreported Truths, Alex Berenson highlights a Spanish dataset that shows Covid killed zero children, implying mRNA shots should never have been approved for them.
There is no average global temperature, nor average CO2 concentration
Aloha and Mele Kalikimaka, Happy New Year! With reference to many posts on this blog, please see the referenced paper below and the related descriptive posts of that paper. “Temperature is an intensive property [of matter] that is defined only … Continue reading
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Europe and the left’s negative learning curve
The Eco-Socialist Dream Is Going to End Ugly By Thomas Kolbe, as published by the American Thinker on 9 December 2025 The German government has shifted into hyper-mode to defend its green patronage economy. To pay for it, heirs, high performers and savers … Continue reading
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President Trump speaks at UN on global warming
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Federal officials acknowledged for the first time that COVID-19 vaccines resulted in deaths among children.
Zachary Stieber Senior Reporter: Epoch Times 12/2/2025|Updated: 12/3/2025 Audio by Zachary of the story Text version of the story: Other posts on my blog about the covid jabs:
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The COP30 circus
Imagine if you will a “conference of parties” in Belem, Brasil in the late 19th century which is discussing all the meticulously modeled problems that might occur with humans flying in aeroplanes and why it is impossible for heavier than air … Continue reading
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