According to Forecast The Facts, The Heartland Institute’s billboard advertising campaign to discredit the theory of global climate change is meeting with the defection of support at a rate at least as radical as the campaign itself.
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97% of Climate Scientists: Human Activity Is Causing Global Climate Change
I often quote that 97% of climate scientists accept the theory that human activity is causing global climate change, but I don’t believe I’ve ever linked to articles that support that statistic. For anyone who may be interested, please see …
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Tagged with: climate scientists, climatology, global climate change, global warming, Skeptical Science
When Should We Address the Threat of Global Warming?
Theresa S. wrote in about global warming doom and gloom Sci-Fi novel “The End of the Dream,” and mentioned that her favorite line is: “Can you really afford to be wrong?” Hi, Theresa; thanks for writing. Yes, that’s it exactly. …
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Dealing with Global Climate Change
Not that you needed another, but here’s an article painting a frightening picture of what life on planet Earth will look like by 2050. One of the things I found interesting about it is that it offers this theory for …
What Sherlock Holmes Would Advise About Global Climate Change
In listening to The Writer’s Almanac this morning, I learned that it’s the birthday of Arthur Conan Doyle, who gave us the character Sherlock Holmes, and thrust the power of deductive reasoning onto the world stage a century ago. Holmes …
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Energy Scarcities Cause Food Scarcities
There are many components to the cost of growing food and shipping it to its final destination – a surprisingly large part of which is energy. Moving water around the state of California uses 18 percent of all the electricity …
Tagged with: Aeroponics, eco-footprint of agribusiness, energy scarcity, fertilizers, food desert, food scarcity, global climate change, global warming. extreme weather, high fuel prices, high oil prices, locally grown, maximizing food yield, organic farming, organic growing, pesticides, shortage of energy, shortage of food, shortage of water, synthetic chemicals, toxins
Energy Policy Should Be Based on Reason
Perhaps the greatest single threat facing mankind today is our failure to apply reason to effect solutions. In fact, we appear to openly defy and ridicule the findings of our scientific community, writing them off as so many liars and …
From Guest Blogger Douglas Santos: Finding Renewable Energy Sources Promotes a Greener Environment
Traditional methods of generating energy are giving way to new environmentally-friendly ideas. Instead of stripping the land for coal mining and clearing miles of land for oil fields or natural gas pipelines, the concept of renewable energy is evolving. The …
From Guest Blogger Alia Haley: 7 Ways Homeowners Can Power Their Homes with Renewable Energy
You can see lots of attention is focused towards alternative and renewable energy systems. This is due to the soaring energy costs and the need to decrease the climate change effects over earth. Though these solutions may seem complicated for …
Tagged with: alternative energy, biomass combustion boilers, energy investment, geothermal heating, global climate change, global warming, hydrogen fuel cells, micro hydro energy systems, Renewable Energy, soaring energy costs, solar energy, solar hot water, solar panels, solar power, Solar Thermal, wind turbines
From Guest Blogger Alia Haley: Power of Clouds and Climate: Mystery in the Environment
Scientists and researchers have been trying hard to find out the power of cloud to harness for everyone’s benefits. They are therefore seen collecting a number of historical data and records to find out how clouds can respond to the …
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