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Climate Blame Game: Are We Really Causing Extreme Weather?

April 25th 2021

William Briggs wrote an essay that argues claims from climate change event attribution studies suffer from gross over-certainties and cannot be trusted. Scientists who attribute extreme events to human influences have the curious and false idea that Earth’s climate never changed before mankind began interfering with it. We can guess   ▸


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The Reins of Power

April 23rd 2021

Our democratically elected federal government representatives appear to be handing the reins of governance over to the United Nations New World Order. The New World Order is promoted as a one-world governance with no borders. A new world order, in which our thoughts, our individuality, our religion, our freedoms, our   ▸


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Climate Adaptation – A Better Response to Uncertainty?

April 20th 2021

Contributed by Robert Lyman © 2021 - Blog originally posted on Friends of Science  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY  Over the period 2011 to 2018, the actions that had been taken by governments around the world to respond to climate change cost almost U.S. $3.7 trillion. Of that total, only U.S. $190 billion, or 5%, was   ▸


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Come Clean about the Cost of Net Zero

April 18th 2021

The UK Parliament's Public Accounts Committee found that the government "lacks a plan for how it will achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 despite setting the target almost two years ago." This lack of plan made it "difficult for parliament and the general public to understand or scrutinise’   ▸


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