Daily Archives: April 1, 2013

Originally posted on JunkScience.com:
Potential landmark case seeks discussions on agency’s war on coal and the role of pressure groups from little-known accounts that have escaped scrutiny. Read more at CEI.org.

Watts Up With That? Reader “pottereaton” submitted this on 2013/04/01 at 2:28 pm McIntyre/Tamino Feud brewing: First McIntyre at DotEarth: Steve McIntyre Toronto, CanadaAndy, The ideas in Tamino’s post purporting to explain the Marcott uptick,http://tamino.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/the-tick/ which you praise as “illuminating”, … Continue reading →

WOOT! WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Watts Up With That? I checked first, thinking this was some April Fools joke, it appears legit. (h/t to Tom Nelson and Skiphil) Climate Alarmist Jim Hansen leaving NASA on Wed. to devote himself to legal and political … Continue reading →

Originally posted on JunkScience.com:
Even if the statistical association is true (and it is weak), this is probably a socio-economic effect. The media release is below. ### Eating fish associated with lower risk of dying among older adults Risk…

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Hurting hospitals while not saving the planet seems foolish. Read more at the Daily Caller.

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“By all appearances UCLA did, in fact, violate [JunkScience.com friend] Jim Enstrom’s first amendment rights, not to mention his 14th amendment rights, and purposely deprived him of the funding he needed just to shut him…

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Mann’s re-tweets generally seem to imply endorsement. So what about his endorsement of Science mag writer Richard Kerr’s tweet that… … it’s “been warmer than now”, a comment antithetical to either the Mann and Marcott…

Originally posted on suyts space:
  This article caught my eye.  It made me laugh a bit. Analysis: Germany sees itself as Europe’s grown-up, children sullen There’s probably a lot of truth in that.  BERLIN (Reuters) – Buoyed by solid…

Watts Up With That? Objects in the mirror may be closer than they appear. View original post 41 more words

Big Picture News, Informed Analysis Greens who believe that the rules don’t apply to them are now part of government itself. Here in Canada, we have a watchdog position called the Auditor General. It examines whether public money is being … Continue reading →