Models v. Atmospheric Temperatures: Roy Spencer has further comments regarding the recalculated atmospheric temperatures recently produced by Mears and Wentz, who are principals in Remote Sensing Systems (RSS), competitors with the Earth System Science Center at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). Spencer points out that despite claims in the press, the new (more…
Riley J. Hood
Science Matters
“Professing themselves to wise, they became fools.” -Romans 1:22 Marina Dimitrijevic and the Milwaukee County Board were upset that President Trump and his administration would put policies in place that would lower energy bills for the working man. The Milwaukee County declared, “BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that climate change is not a hoax, and in…
Paul Driessen
The crisis of integrity-deficient science
Falsifying or ignoring data that don’t support conclusions or agendas is worse than junk science The epidemic of agenda-driven science by press release and falsification has reached crisis proportions. In just the past week: Duke University admitted that its researchers had falsified or fabricated data that were used to get $113 million in EPA grants…
Dr. Tim Ball, Tom Harris
Time to Debunk Misguided Science Underlying Paris Climate Agreement
On June 1, President Donald Trump announced that the United States would withdraw from the United Nations Paris Agreement on climate change. He correctly identified it as a very bad deal for America. In July 1997, the U.S. Senate reached a similar conclusion about the U.N. climate change policy-making process in general. Senators from across…
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D.
You’re ‘Still In’? Too Bad for You. We’re Out.
Pure symbolism. That’s what “We Are Still In” really is. “We Are Still In” is the petulant response of nine states — eight blue (CA, CT, HI, NY, OR, RI, VA, WA) and 1 red (NC) out of 50; 202 cities and counties (mostly in blue states) out of 3,144 (cities, counties, and county equivalents);…
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D.
The Gory Facts About Solar vs. Coal Energy Employment
On “Fox News Sunday” with Mike Wallace June 4, former Vice President Al Gore said solar energy has created jobs 17 times faster than the U.S. economy as a whole. He also pointed out that solar now employs more people than coal. He saw those both as reasons to celebrate. The truth is the opposite.…