Posted 6 weeks ago

Amazing...Perhaps the key point discovered by Smith was that by 1990, NOAA had deleted from its datasets all but 1,500 of the 6,000 thermometers in service around the globe. Now, 75% represents quite

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Posted 9 weeks ago

Big solar and even wind projects face a lot of stiff opposition - from other environmentalists:The construction would come with a cost: Government scientists have concluded that more than 6 square mil

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Posted 10 weeks ago

Great article in Wired magazine about the Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor (LFTR):...thorium could solve the nuclear power industry's most intractable problems. After it has been used as fuel for power

Posted 10 weeks ago

Go to page three of the report to get to the lists by topic. Here are some of my favorites:American nuclear decision-making process2. Radiation treated as more harmful than other biological hazards, s

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Posted 14 weeks ago

The notion that the earth's climate is dominated by positive feedbacks is intuitively implausible, and the history of the earth's climate offers some guidance on this matter. About 2.5 billion years a

Posted 29 weeks ago

One of Mr. Rutan's power point slides from a recent climate change presentation:

Posted 35 weeks ago

The following quote is from a review of the book, Degrees of Disaster: How Nature Reels and Rebounds by Jeff Wheelwright. It shows how man's attempts to help remediate the damage caused by a man-mad

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Posted 35 weeks ago

Does Mother Nature always know best? It seems in the case of Mt. St. Helens, mankind was able to speed up the process of reforestation by as much as a century.

Posted 36 weeks ago

Back in 2002, the National Academy of Sciences did a study on the effects of CAFE. They found that over the three decades CAFE has been in effect, downsizing of cars and trucks for fuel economy has co

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Posted 36 weeks ago