Daily Archives: April 29, 2012

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“The Great Lakes region should heed what’s happening in a remote part of the Pacific Ocean, where for the first time a nation could be swallowed by rising sea levels.” In what may be the…

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The President of the pacific Islands of Kiribati has rejected recent media stories claiming that residents were to be relocated to Fiji. Following the purchase of 6000 acres on Fiji by the government last week,…

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This HND piece looks at dry labbing, referring to a practice whereby labs simply fabricate results, usually to please the client. The clients—in current controversies—are manufacturers of dietary supplements. The term is sometimes also used in a…

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As you are surely aware, the line “Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain” comes from the classic movie The Wizard of Oz (1939). It is spoken by the Wizard himself, in an attempt to…

Watts Up With That? Guest post by Alec Rawls Miller et al. 2012 recently provided some pretty strong evidence for a solar driver of climate. “This is the first time anyone has clearly identified the specific onset of the cold … Continue reading →

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Why media ignore scientists who tackle taboos True to form, the overwhelming majority of press outlets failed to report the juiciest global-warming gossip of the week — a change of heart on the issue by…

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THE timing couldn’t have been better for Gaia guru James Lovelock to recant his climate alarmism last week. His epiphany came on the eve of ABC television’s hotly anticipated 10-city, 21-day eco-extravaganza I Can Change…

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Interview: Dr. Michael Mann, Climate War Veteran If there was a medal for fighting the climate war, Dr. Michael Mann should probably get one. …Dr. Michael Mann: That’s what book is really about. It’s about…

Watts Up With That? Story submitted by Forrest Mims III, originally published for the San Antonio Express-News In the early days of this column, concerned readers sent many questions about the earth’s ozone layer, which I began measuring in 1990. … Continue reading →