Tag Archives: Global Warming

Victor Davis Hanson: Versailles in California California is run from a sort of Pacific Versailles, an isolated coastal compound of elite rulers physically cut off from its interior peasantry. To understand how California works — or rather does not work … Continue reading →

Think Progress: Rubio Can’t Name A Single Source Behind His Climate Denialism Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) was unable to name a single source when asked on Tuesday to name the information he is reading that has led him to recently … Continue reading →

From the once respectable Salon: Fox producer emails climate blog looking for “the very best arguments” against man-made global warming In his earnestness to go against the consensus of 97 percent of scientists, a producer for The O’Reilly Factor allegedly … Continue reading →

Patrick Michaels has an article in Forbes: Will The Overselling Of Global Warming Lead To A New Scientific Dark Age? Will the overselling of climate change lead to a new scientific dark age? That’s the question being posed in the … Continue reading →

Daily Mail: The IPCC, which has 195 member countries, adopted the report Friday after all-night talks at a meeting in Stockholm. In its previous assessment, in 2007, the U.N.-sponsored panel said it was ‘very likely’ that global warming was due … Continue reading →

Via Yoohoo: AP photographer describes 128-degree heat FURNACE CREEK, Calif. (AP) — Associated Press photographer Chris Carlson is no stranger to heat. He grew up just outside Palm Springs, Calif. On Friday, he returned to his desert roots, leaving his … Continue reading →

Dave Sirota helps Salon in its descent into satire: Would we give up burgers to stop climate change? In case you missed the news, humanity spent the Earth Day week reaching another sad milestone in the history of catastrophic climate … Continue reading →

I am watching Why Ancient Egypt Fell on the Military Channel. I like these kind of shows – it’s really interesting stuff. You can learn stuff without having to study or take tests. One pattern we see in many ancient … Continue reading →