Scientifically improved crops: Expediting Africa’s war against poverty
Many African countries are beginning to comprehend the importance of modern agricultural solutions including the adoption of Genetically Modified (GM) crops.
Academic intolerance: Professor’s full resignation letter
Prof. Peter Boghossian: "Brick by brick, the university has... transformed a bastion of free inquiry into a Social Justice factory whose only inputs were race, gender, and victimhood and whose only outputs were grievance and division."
Biden proclaims September “national wilderness month,” bad timing, Joe
Biden’s proclamation calling for increased utilization of the Wilderness Act of 1964 is incredibly out of touch at a moment when catastrophic wildfires are threatening populations across the West.
Invasive grasses could be fueling California wildfires
When dry brush, dead trees, and undergrowth build up in America’s western forests, wildfires are sure to burn.
Burning batteries pose a huge risk to EV mandates
The National Transportation Safety Board acknowledged that at least half of the nation’s fire departments are not equipped to put out battery-powered car (EV) fires.
Ida, been there, done that, been there, done that, and so on…
Campaigners should not exploit Hurricane Ida to push the climate agenda.
Nine o’clock horror: Climate change causes shape shifting animals
It’s a new horror to scare the kiddies.
World’s dirtiest cities list raises issue: Why don’t politicians call out China?
BY DAVID HOLT: A new tally of global cities’ emissions finds that the top 25 are responsible for 52% of the planet’s urban greenhouse gas emissions. Twenty-three of those are in China.
Boats of steel: Resilience of tsunami-ravaged fishing communities in southern India
It was just a normal tropical sunrise for many of the villages in the Southern coast of India. Many fishing communities along the coast of Tamil Nadu did not know what they would face that day. On December 26, 2004, a devastating Tsunami in the Indian Ocean stuck the villages along India’s eastern coast. More than 10,000 lives were lost that day in India. Those who escaped the Tsunami faced their worst nightmare. The tsunami [...]
Revoke Gore’s Nobel Prize and give it to American Fracking! Watch new Morano Minute
It's time to right a historic wrong. Mr. Gore, tear down this Nobel Prize!
Michael Mann CNN climate interview opens the floodgates!
Mann exaggerated "attribution" of our weather to climate.
Alternative energy: The folly of fraudsters
To replace the energy from one natural gas well, which sits on about four acres of land, would require 2,500 acres of wind turbines.
Conservation is conservative
"If you look and see who largely is considered a sportsman [and] sportswoman today, it is people who tend to identify it as those on the center- right. That doesn't mean people on the Left don't partake in these activities— by no means. But it is largely seen as an activity that people on the political right tend to incline themselves to. And because of takes like this, that is what has prompted me [...]
Countdown to COP26 on the road to failure
A breakdown of the big four issues at the next big UN climate conference.
Woke companies must wake up on ESG
Prevailing ‘ethics’ models ignore vital energy, environmental, labor and human rights issues
Citizens organize to block offshore wind projects
The Biden administration’s plans to erect a string of giant offshore wind-energy projects off the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf Coasts is encountering stiff headwinds from local residents.
Spokane citizens spark fight over natural gas ban proposal
City council, local judge agree: Citizens, butt out
Biden wrong on fires and Ida
There is a chorus of voices conflating our weather with climate in ways scientific data does not support.
Ida’s extremes answer a question of balance
Tropical revolving storms are natural and not going anywhere.
Virginia’s coming elections to present showdown over renewable energy mandates
With the State-wide election in Virginia only two months away, it will be interesting to see how much the issue of “renewable energy” plays.
Biden’s infrastructure plan is Solyndra on steroids
BY LARRY BEHRENS: President Biden and his congressional allies want us to buy into his infrastructure plan that is a massive gift to his green donors.
Zoos make America great
"The zoo is someplace where it's fun to watch people not on their phones all the time. You have a restaurant and look around nowadays— the entire families are on phone. And I guess you know that that's really the basis of our preschool is getting kids outside. So they spend 50 to 70% of their day outside and learning through nature. If it's raining, hot, snowing—whatever it is—they're outdoors. And you know, the stats [...]
No CBS, climate change didn’t fuel the Taliban takeover! Watch new Morano Minute
It looks like the media will do anything to cover up Biden's bungling.
Five big problems with President Biden’s energy-climate plan
Biden energy plans ignore energy reality.
In Oregon, sand dollars undertake mysterious “die off”
The sand dollars were alive when they washed in during high tides and became stranded, but they ‘are unable to make it back to the water once the tide recedes,’ aquarium representatives said. ‘This is resulting in them drying up and dying
Health Dept. launches new “Office of Climate Change & Health Equity”
The staff will report to the White House's task force on climate change and focus on how climate change risks the health of Americans, particularly the poor and minorities.
Greenhouse saturation research could kill the “climate emergency”
Professors William van Wijngaarden (Canada) and William Happer (USA) have published some extremely important research on the radiation saturation of the major greenhouse gases.
In 1842, Maj. Gen. William Elphinstone led his army to avoidable catastrophe in Afghanistan
"Those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it"