No collusion, no obstruction

Posted on April 18, 2019 | Leave a comment

“President Donald Trump was triumphant in the moments after the report from Special Counsel Robert Muller was released on Thursday.” click here

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Carbon dioxide is good for grain production

Posted on April 17, 2019 | Leave a comment

“In Germany and the USA as well, yields per hectare of cultivated land have risen sharply since 1960. Maize in Germany by approx. 130% and for wheat in Germany by approx. 120%. This is more than doubling. Maize in the USA has jumped by approx. 110%, for wheat in the USA approx. 75%. So almost doubling.” click here

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Southern ocean temperature pattern refutes climate models

Posted on April 16, 2019 | Leave a comment

“The IPCC report said “Feedbacks associated with changes in sea ice and snow amplify surface warming near the poles” and gave several supporting references. But the Southern Oceans temperature pattern above shows the exact opposite: the further south you get, the greater the rate of cooling. In fact, at almost the precise latitude where the IPCC expected the most amplified warming there was some of the fastest cooling on the planet! [Note where zero trend is on the Y axis].” click here

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Nuclear power pushed as the solution to “climate change”

Posted on April 15, 2019 | Leave a comment

“In the face of the utter failure of large investments in renewables to deliver CO2 reductions, greens are increasingly embracing nuclear power as the solution to climate change.” click here

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Electricity in Germany is becoming unaffordable

Posted on April 14, 2019 | Leave a comment

“While a number of commodities such as electronics, electrical goods and computing power across the country – and the globe – have gotten much cheaper over the years due to development, the price of electricity in Germany has “more than doubled since 2000”.

5 million struggling to pay for their power

Almost all of this is due to the Germany’s ‘Energiewende’: the transition to renewable energies and away from nuclear power and fossil fuels like coal.” click here

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California stations show no precipitation trend change for prior 30 year period

Posted on April 13, 2019 | Leave a comment

“As we can see, there has been no trend over the past 30 years. Variability also appears unchanged. California has always been a state characterized by alternating periods of drought and rainfall influenced by oceanic cycles like ENSO. The data show everything is within the normal range.” click here

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How the US temperature record has been corrupted

Posted on April 12, 2019 | Leave a comment

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