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‘Fact checks’ by non-experts are shutting down genuine scientific inquiry

Big tech is censoring peer-reviewed science. Is it heresy to publish about The Sun?

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|2021-09-24T22:53:01-04:00September 27th, 2021|Comments Off on ‘Fact checks’ by non-experts are shutting down genuine scientific inquiry

The Sun also Warms: The sun-climate connection

Harvard's Dr. Willie Soon probed the long history in the quest to understand the role the Sun plays in our ever changing climate. WATCH NOW.

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|2019-05-04T11:47:34-04:00May 6th, 2019|Comments Off on The Sun also Warms: The sun-climate connection

Bill Nye the scientism guy

Climate scientism aggressively misrepresents facts, refuses to discuss energy and climate issues with anyone who points out massive flaws in the man-made climate chaos hypothesis, bullies anyone who won’t condemn carbon dioxide, and brands them as equivalent to Holocaust Deniers.

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|2016-05-31T06:13:28-04:00May 27th, 2016|314 Comments

The science fiction of IPCC climate models

Green, Armstrong, and Soon, authors of the only peer-reviewed paper that claims to provide scientific forecasts of long-range global mean temperatures, explain that the IPCC climate forecasting modelers violated 72 of 89 relevant scientific forecasting principles to reach their politically mandated conclusions -- conclusions that are the supposed basis for very costly regulations that stifle growth and burden the future.

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|2013-10-18T17:22:00-04:00October 15th, 2013|2 Comments

Hype versus reality on Indian climate change

The Cancun global warming and wealth redistribution summit concluded last week, with little to show for two weeks of talking in 5-star hotels and restaurants, other than vague promises that countries will try to do something meaningful about the “threat” of “dangerous” climate change. Indian Environment and Forests Minister Jairam Ramesh nevertheless praised the summit. Rich countries will finance global warming adaptation measures in poor countries, he announced, invoking the good will of “goddesses” of Mexico to achieve some degree of public relations success. (At least they promised, again, to provide some financing … someday … from somewhere.) Meanwhile, the Northern [...]

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|2013-10-15T16:07:15-04:00December 24th, 2010|Comments Off on Hype versus reality on Indian climate change
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