Daily Archives: April 30, 2012

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By Steve Milloy and Willie Soon May 1, 2012 Washington Times Federal courts have a system to keep junk science out of courtrooms. It’s time Congress adopts one, too. The Senate Environment and Public Works…

Watts Up With That? In groupthink, organizations value consensus more than free thought. The emphasis on consensus leads to group polarization, in which a group’s positions become more extreme than any individual would come up with. Alarmist climate science is … Continue reading →

wmconnolley says – “I’m here to help educate your people who (from the comments in this thread, I think you cannot but agree) are in need of help.” xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sorry, Mr Connolley….I’m not yours to educate. I choose my mentors … Continue reading →

Proof positive – That size doesn’t equate to smarts Watts Up With That? Guest post by Mark Johnson What would the climate change debate be without a quote from Rosie O’Donnell. Al Roker was interviewing the talk show host on … Continue reading →

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A federal judge who spent a decade presiding over one of the most contentious environmental court fights in the Northwest — the fate of endangered salmon in the Columbia River Basin and four hydroelectric dams…

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Those of you who don’t live in Australia will be lucky enough to have missed last night’s travesty of a documentary I Can Change Your Mind About Climate Change by the Aussies’ gag-inducingly PC state…

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James Delingpole recently blasted the ABC documentary I Can Change Your Mind About Climate Change. Having watched it through, I was disappointed but not surprised to see  UK scientist Professor Mike Hulme, of the University of…

Watts Up With That? UPDATE: I’ve added a video at the end that speaks to the consensus thinking. Marc Morano’s arguments leaves the Australian Youth Climate Coalition’s Anna Rose speechless. – AnthonyGuest post by Dr. Tim Ball Claims of a … Continue reading →