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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Skeptics are more scientifically literate than alarmists!
In case you missed this, a recent study found “On the whole, the most scientifically literate and numerate subjects were slightly less likely, not more, to see climate change as a serious threat than the least scientifically literate and numerate … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, News and politics
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Solyndra takes the fifth.
Solyndra executives have invoked a clause in our Fifth Amendment to the U.S. constitution in their testimony to U.S. congress. To wit…. “[No person]…. shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, ……” Well, we … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics
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Vindication for Steve?
For those that haven’t been to WUWT lately, Erl Happ, a frequent contributor, has another post titled “Where is the Science?” In it, he discusses the Southern Oscillation Index. Erl describes this as a representation of “the difference in atmospheric … Continue reading
Posted in Climate
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FEMA’s dirty little secret
I’m reading about how FEMA is running out of money, and this is true. The fix for this was supposed to be included in stop-gap spending bill the House voted on to keep the federal government running. The story is … Continue reading
Posted in News and politics
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More teasing
I’ve just got half-way through with the tidal gauge data gathering for series that ended in 2008, and I thought I’d give an update as to what I’m finding. Mind you, I’m only half way through, and I haven’t looked … Continue reading
Posted in Sea Level
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Green company so dirty Chinese riot
Well, so much for green……… SHANGHAI — A solar panel maker targeted by violent protests over pollution from one of its factories in eastern China has apologized and says it will do what’s necessary to clean it up. Police detained … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Economics, Energy, News and politics
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Feds back a Solar winner?
As most of you know, my news sources are diverse. I’ll read HuffPo as well as Fox news, and much in between. I find when I do this, it is easier for me to discern what the truth is. I’ve … Continue reading
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SE Kansas town makes mockery of Green initiative. (Intentionally?)
I’ve started to write this several times and just can’t seem to convey my thoughts in a manner I’d wish, but I thought I’d share what I think is a rather humorous anecdote. First, some background……… (Please click on the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate
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Why won’t Obama’s plan work?
As most of you are aware, the President has a new proposal on the table in an attempt to put Americans back to work and even reduce the deficit along the way. Currently, the cost is estimated at about $1/2 … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
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Only 1/4 of Americans think global warming is entirely Anthropogenic!
Yes, the headline may be a bit misleading. I’ve done this to illustrate how people pick up bits of polling information and twist it to fit their desires. It has recently come to my attention that a new poll was … Continue reading
Posted in Climate
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