The Great Climate Rip-Off

February 2, 2022 By Chet Richards

Is the climate changing?  Yes.  Is mankind contributing to the change in climate?  Yes.  Should major national policy respond to this change?  No!  Climate changes continuously, both warming and cooling.  There is nothing new in this and probably nothing to get excited about.  Man inevitably modifies the climate.  The only questions are by how much and in which way.  Historically, man has modified the landscape sufficiently as to make a noticeable impact on the climate.  The essential question we must address is, how much are we, today, impacting the climate, and is that impact harmful? The answer is we don't know!  My suspicion is that we have had only a modest, and probably benign, influence..........To Read More....

The “social cost” of climate fraud, By Tony Heller February 1st, 2022 Climate 14 Comments - The press is full of stories claiming climate change. But the reality is climate alarmism is itself racist. According to Oxford University in North America and Europe 100% of the population has access to clean fuels for cooking. However in the Central African Republic it is less than 1%. Clean fuels for most people are methane and fossil fuel powered electricity, but western climate alarmists are working to deny Africans the same clean fuels which they use.The lack of clean fuels causes four million premature deaths per year in the third world.. People in America and Europe promoting climate alarm are denying Africans access to the clean energy they need to protect themselves from lung cancer and other diseases caused by cooking with biomass fuels Additionally there is no evidence supporting the claims of climate alarmists. As fossil fuel usage has steadily increased over the past century, death rates from natural disasters including weather have declined more than 95%................ 

 

The dangers of challenging the climate change consensus, By Anthony J. Sadar February 2, 2022 - One of the easiest things to do is to go along to get along.  This is true in so many areas of life, including knowledge of science topics.  If you don't have an in-depth knowledge of a particular area of science, the "easiest thing" kicks in rather effortlessly. Alternatively, if you have a depth of knowledge on a particular science topic, things can get a whole lot harder, especially if you challenge the prevailing view on that topic. We find ourselves in this situation today not only with disputes regarding the COVID-19 origin and strategies to counteract the virus, but with the pre-pandemic hot topic of climate change.  Presently, the ramp-up of the climate crisis is waiting in the wings for the exit of the malicious microbe.  As the spotlight turns from virus hysteria, the beam will shine back on climate angst and its attendant tactics like childish name-calling.........................