One More Calamity – This One Is Cold
We live in a time where one calamity seems to come immediately on the heels of another. However, the most...
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Not Enough Energy To Keep 8 Billion People Warm On A Cooling Planet
This bear is pleased to know that he has much more ice to play around with as the polar ice...
Dr Sircus video on climate change
Dr. Sircus talks about his ten year history of talking about climate change and he talks about CO2, which is a very healthy and necessary gas for life.
Life Depends on Carbon Dioxide
We need to cut the crap about CO2 and begin to realize that our life and health depend on enough...
Cooling Oceans are not Rising
The water is certainly going somewhere and according a NASA report, worldwide rainfall and snowfall have been so extreme in...
Real Science Vs Climate Fraud
We are living in a cooling world because we revolve around a cooling sun. Many cooling activities are happening earth side: dramatically increased volcanic activity, continued commercial air traffic (global dimming effect), the loss of ozone in the stratosphere and because of the geoengineering of the atmosphere to cool the earth even though there is no global warming.
Medical Treatments for Cold, Damp and Wind
According to a 2007 study on the issue, cold weather kills more people than leukemia, homicide, and liver disease. n general, weather extremes of any kind will place additional stress upon the body.
Explosive Volcanic Activity Adds to Global Cooling
A 1998 report by a scientist from the Beijing Astronomical Observatory states “Earthquakes occur frequently around the minimum years of solar activity.” Volcanic eruptions that have been spewing over the last 14 years are partially responsible for the cooling of Earth.
No Shortage of Ice
Dr. Benny Peiser, from the Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF) said, "Global sea ice is at a record high, another key indicator that something is working in the opposite direction of what was predicted."
Carbon Dioxide is a Cooling Gas According to NASA
NASA’s Langley Research Center has collated data proving that “greenhouse gases” actually block up to 95 percent of harmful solar rays from reaching our planet, thus reducing the heating impact of the sun.