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Podcast: Morality in the Rich and Poor, Dolphin Greetings, and More
Science Mag Do the rich behave more dishonestly than the rest of us? How do dolphins say hello? And how can bacteria help capture and store carbon dioxide? Science‘s Online News Editor David Grimm chats about these stories and more … Continue reading
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Greenpeace co-founder Dr. Patrick Moore: ‘Thank goodness we came along & reversed 150 million-year trend of reduced CO2 levels in global atmosphere. Long live the humans’
Marc Morano Climate Depot Greenpeace Co-Founder Dr. Patrick Moore commented a new study trying to explain the lack of global warming: The new study claims: ‘Abrupt increase’ in CO2 absorption slowed global warming: Excerpt: ‘The earth would have warmed faster … Continue reading
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Mammoth-Belch Deficit Caused Prehistoric Cooling?
Anne Casselman National Geographic When mammoths and other Ice Age “megafauna” disappeared from the Americas about 12,800 years ago, the animals took with them their planet-warming burps—spurring the mysterious cooling period known as the Younger Dryas, a new study says. … Continue reading
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A Probabilistic Analysis of the Switchgrass Ethanol Cycle
TadeuszW. Patzek UTexas Abstract: The switchgrass-driven process for producing ethanol has received much popular attention. However, a realistic analysis of this process indicates three serious limitations: (a) If switchgrass planted on 140 million hectares (the entire area of active U.S. … Continue reading
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Peak Water and Agenda 21 with Dr. Tim Ball
James Corbett Corbett Report Radio With the carbon dioxide alarmism running out of gas, the proponents of world government are looking for a new alarmist paradigm to scare the public back into line. According to Dr. Tim Ball, they may … Continue reading
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EDITORIAL: Global warming’s desperate caper
Washington Times For believers in a science that supposedly is “settled,” global-warming advocates are awfully concerned about the need to silence dissent. Last week, the ethics chairman for the American Geophysical Union resigned in disgrace over his role in a … Continue reading
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China set to boycott EU carbon tax
Source: ABC China plans to boycott a new European Union tax on airline carbon emissions, becoming the latest in a line of countries to challenge the law. China’s largest carriers say the tax will cost them too much but the … Continue reading
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‘Carbon dioxide has zero effect on global warming’
‘Carbon dioxide is controlled by world temperatures rather than the other way around’
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