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- 2014’s most important developments in climate changeAccording to a report on theweek.com these are the five most important developments affecting climate change in 2014.#1China sets a goal to reduce emissionsChina, which generates more greenhouse gas emissions than any other country, announced in...
- Battle for the North Pole heating up as the Arctic meltsWith Christmas finally over, Santa Claus has returned to his base at the North Pole. But what country is he in when he’s hanging out with his elves and reindeer? That question is a bit trickier than it would seem on its surface.Under...
- WH science czar: 'Human-caused warming' saving Earth from 'another ice age'Move over, Jonathan Gruber, Time for another White House expert to offer counterevidence to an Obama administration narrative that has been on a front burner since Day One.White House Science Advisor John Holdren,whose emails were the focus of a...
- Using drones to investigate climate changeThe convergence of unmanned aerial vehicles applications (popularly called drones) in consumer and commercial markets is already here. Leaving behind military and defense utilizations, drones have been gradually penetrating into our lives and send...
- Physician survey: Climate change leading to negative health effectsAmerican Thoracic Society (ATS) members were surveyed to determine their perceptions of and clinical experiences with climate change. The ATS sent an e-mail invitation to 5,500 members asking them to take a survey; responses were received from 915...
- White House science adviser Holdren says global warming is holding off ice ageWhite House Science Advisor John Holdren recently held an online question and answer session in which he fielded questions from the general public. One question, according to a Tuesday story from MRC TV, concerned global warming. Is global warming...
- What is toxic about CO2?Not much. Political propaganda is what’s toxic about CO2.We have succumbed to the caustic rhetoric concerning this beneficial molecule. We have been duped into believing it is bad when it is actually good. We are the “useful idiots...
- Dems depend upon Myths on Race, Rape...well everything, including the WeatherMan and Chevrolets dangerously warm the Earth; Muslims hate us because Bush Republicans are racist, sexist cowboys who want to throw grannies over the cliff; all men are rapists; if a drop of BP oil hits the Gulf, life as we know it there will end...
- PBS sheds light on our new ‘Extreme Realities’This week PBS premiered a very special episode of its acclaimed ‘Journey to Planet Earth’ series. Hosted by Matt Damon, the episode’s theme was about the ramifications our changing climate is having on our everyday lives.The...
- Shame on the deniers of CO2 benefitsNot a day goes by in the media that doesn’t “catastrophize” the effects of carbon dioxide, that colorless, odorless gas that exists at trace levels in the atmosphere. Lest we believe the bad while ignoring the good, let us look...
- 7th warmest November moves 2014 closer to record warm yearNovember 2014 had the seventh highest global average combined land and sea surface temperature on record with the average ocean surface temperature remaining at a record high level, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)...
- World joins on Climate Accord - Global Warming DeGruberizedIn this article, this writer will provide you with the truth behind the "Gruberized", Consent Engineering version of this article. Though "World joins on climate control" was the above the fold headline in the Progressive Rag...
- Ancient climate change event could offer insight into modern day global warmingComparison is a helpful tool, especially to those whose task it is to predict events that haven’t happened yet. There is endless speculation, ranging from the apocalyptic to the nonchalant, over what will happen during the upcoming years and...
- How to end that climate change argument with your in-laws this holiday seasonEvery holiday season, family and friends spend time together exchanging gifts and affection – and, unfortunately, exchanging silly arguments here and there, too. Like the ones you always expect to have with your hard-right in-laws or distant...
- Olivine: the mysterious rock that may help fight climate changeA naturally-occurring rock called olivine may be able to offer some reprieve from climate change, as it gradually absorbs carbon dioxide from the air. Olivine is a mineral series rather than a pure mineral, meaning that it is comprised of two or...
