Category Archives: science

OBAMACARE FOR CLUNKERS


Interesting blivet on Yahoo News about the failed Cash for Clunkers (C4C) program.  C4C had been intended (on paper, anyway) to help the environment, but instead created an environmental nightmare.  A few representative points: The program’s first mistake seems to … Continue reading

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BRILLIANT INSIGHT!


I just found out something incredibly informative from a One A Day multivitamin TV commercial, namely: “Research suggests that cell health plays an important role in your life.” “Research suggests?”  I am not even going to try to parse this … Continue reading

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AL GORE AVOIDS GREEN INVESTMENTS


The self-proclaimed prophet of green, who would like to become the first carbon billionaire, seems to be minimizing his foray into green investments.  (h/t The Reference Frame)  According to Bill Gunderson of Gunderson Capital Investment, Gore’s portfolio “has Amazon, Colgate … Continue reading

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THE RAIN IN TEXAS


Not A Lot of People Know That reports on the sudden silence with respect to weather in Texas.  Last year, because of a draught, advocates of anthropogenic global warning (AGW) had wailed about “permanent draught” in the state (Joe Romm), … Continue reading

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THE ANNALS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE


Here is an abstract of a social science paper titled Crime, Weather and Climate Change by one Matthew Ranson: This paper estimates the impact of climate change on the prevalence of criminal activity in the United States. The analysis is … Continue reading

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A NEW CLIMATE BLOG


I just discovered a comparatively new climate blog called Not A Lot of People Know That.  Good reading, thoroughly documented.  Very much true to the J. Robert Oppenheimer quote chosen as a motto: “We do not believe any group of … Continue reading

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CHEAP ENERGY, BY THE GRACE OF ALLAH


Luboš Motl, a physicist who lives and works in the Czech city of Plzeň (or Pilsen: yes, the home of the original Pilsner Beer), reports very exciting news on his blog, The Reference Frame.  A Pakistani scientist has apparently constructed … Continue reading

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COOKING WARMING DATA


Anthony Watts, writing at WattsUpWithThat, has just announced the results of a five-year study of climate warming trends in the United States.  The study concludes that at least half of the warming trend in the United States is artificial due … Continue reading

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DEPRESSION AND ARTIFICIAL LIGHT


The possible relationship between artificial light and depression is popping up more and more frequently. A new study done at the Ohio State University Medical Center exposed hamsters to dim light at night and picked up changes in behavior and … Continue reading

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NATURAL GAS AND CARBON DIOXIDE


Interesting story here on the increased use of natural gas to create energy versus energy-related atmospheric CO2 trends.  The relationship seems to be an inverse one – the more natural gas is used to power generating plants, the less atmospheric … Continue reading

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