Growing evidence of wind farms’ horrific toll on wildlife: This time from India
Wind Turbines: The New “Apex Predator”
There’s gold in them thar trees!
Researchers have found a way to analyze tree leaves for trace amounts of minerals that may be underneath the tree in the ground below, so as to give a hint of where to mine for valuable resources.
White House reels in large expansion to fishing and hunting access
The Trump administration has announced a new undertaking to vastly expand access to hunting and fishing on federal lands.
Turbine trouble
It is expensive, heavily subsidized (a hidden tax), unreliable, causes negative health impacts, kills large birds of prey and bats and can be maddening to people who live nearby. They're bad for the military too.
Place blame for recent tornadoes where It belongs
Tragically, there is nothing unique about the number or severity of more than 55 devastating tornadoes that tore through communities.
CFACT at the Friedman Conference, 2019, Sydney Australia
It was the largest liberty event in Australia.
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America
Shutting down middle and blue-collar America.
High school climate indoctrination using AP environment textbooks
This is propaganda disguised as facts for impressionable teenage minds.
Need another reason to drink beer? Now that six-pack saves oceans
Manufacturers are looking to biodegradable six-pack rings.
Climate security confusion abounds
Hypothetical vulnerability analyses are in no sense realistic threat assessments.
Can climate modelers be serious?
The public has no clue what a mathematical model actually is, how they work or what they can and can not do.
Some reasons to be skeptical about climate alarm
Examining the climate numbers.
Library rejects climate best seller
Apparently in defense of climate orthodoxy, the Northland Public Library of suburban Pittsburgh has banned from its shelves a best-selling book by a nationally recognized local author.
Are cute Arctic puffins the next polar bear hoax?
Keep an eye out for puffins as a new poster child for global warming, and keep the truth handy for rebuttal.
Can plant viruses help boost pesticide safety?
Researchers have discovered a particular plant virus that can deliver pesticide molecules deeper below the ground, targeting places normally beyond their reach. This has the benefit of limiting a pesticide’s impact on the natural world.