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Two of catastrophic climate change’s staunchest supporters have been out on the stump promoting their cause—with conflicting statements. On February 20, Secretary of State John Kerry gave his first speech, as[...]
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President Obama issued this threat to the American people in his 2013 State of the Union Address (SOTU): “But for the sake of our children and our future, we must[...]
Daniele Fanelli, a research fellow at Scotland’s University of Edinburgh, has a commentary in the February 14 issue of Nature in which he discusses “an epidemic of false, biased and falsified findings”[...]
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In case you missed it, Thursday’s (2/14) WSJ carried a news story titled “Traces of Antianxiety Drug in Rivers Alter Way Fish Act,” reporting an article in Science by “ecologist[...]
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Bisphenol A, known as BPA, has been the target of environmentalist concern for many years. But just like DDT, atrazine, and even dioxin, this much-studied chemical has never been found to[...]
The global warming scare defined is: The burning of fossil fuels produces a greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, that causes human-caused global warming with catastrophic climate events. This is labeled catastrophic[...]
Bruce Alberts is the editor of Science magazine, though it’s not exactly clear what the 75-year-old Alberts actually does there. The magazine is headquartered in New York, but Alberts is apparently headquartered[...]
On Friday, the United States Global Research Program released its preliminary draft of its Third National Climate Assessment Report for public comment. Comments can be made from January 14 until[...]
Climate Audit’s Steve McIntyre attended the Fall Meeting of the American Geophysical Union in San Francisco from December 3-7, and blogged about it Saturday. Of the 20,000 people in attendance, McIntyre[...]
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In a December 28 post, blogger Greg Laden, a self-described “biological anthropologist and science communicator,” ranked The Heartland Institute’s efforts to expose global warming alarmism as one of the “top[...]
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Call it the televised debate Al Gore has been avoiding for years. Last week, as Gore hosted another 24-hour televised snooze-fest, meteorologist Anthony Watts launched WUWT-TV (Watt’s Up With That[...]
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Climate activists are planning a demonstration this Sunday in Washington D.C. to apply fresh pressure on the President to reject the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline, according to Ben Geman who[...]
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Are you among the sad folks whose life is not quite fulfilled because you don’t yet subscribe to the Heartland Daily Podcast on iTunes? Are you still missing out on the[...]
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Are you among the sad folks whose life is not quite fulfilled because you don’t yet subscribe to the Heartland Daily Podcast on iTunes? Are you still missing out on[...]
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Ethanol from corn has been in my cross hairs for years. It is time to stop this madness. By the way, in January 2011, Peter Brabeck, chairman of the $100[...]
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