Monthly Archives: November 2023

It has been 125 days since the United Nations announced the world is boiling due to western countries using reliable energy and transportation.

“It felt like 139.5 degrees Fahrenheit (59.7 degrees Celsius) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Saturday. This is the kind of thing that happens with just a little over 1 degree Celsius of global warming today. “ Why the latest … Continue reading →

  “China is installing new renewable energy rapidly, expecting to hit about a third of its total grid energy use from renewables by 2025” Why China just can’t seem to quit coal | Popular Science Electricity production by source, China

“Roswell, N. M., July 8. 1947—UP Possession of a “flying disc” was disclosed today by the intelligence officer of the 509th bomb group of the Roswell army air base, Officers at the base say that the “disc” was flown in … Continue reading →

“The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by an endless series of hobgoblins, most of them imaginary.” ― H.L. Mencken  

According Michael Mann, climate deniers join the ranks of the unvaccinated and unmasked as a threat to the world. 2:47 PM · Nov 28, 2023 The Unvaccinated Are a Risk to All of Us – Bloomberg Opinion | Unmasked: When … Continue reading →

Nothing in the image has anything to do with climate – it is all about energy and transportation. Climate change: How did we get here? | AP News If there was actual interest in reducing CO2 emissions, the focus would … Continue reading →

The World Meteorological Office has cleverly chosen one of Europe’s chillier years to hold a major conference on the climate, now in progress in Geneva. While day-to-day: changes in the thermometer may have little direct connection with the longer, slower … Continue reading →

“By denying scientific principles, one may maintain any paradox. It is surely harmful to souls to make it a heresy to believe what is proved.” – Galileo

The tide gauge at New York shows about 3mm/year change, with a somewhat higher rate over the seven years.  The land there is subsiding at about 2mm/year and the subsidence has been accelerating over the past decade.  The actual rate … Continue reading →