Is global warming man-made? Many kids don't know | tweentribune.com

Despite the bulk of scientific evidence and the hottest July on record, only half of teens and tweens believe there's a connection between humans and global warming.

Only a slim majority (56%) said that humans cause global warming. The remaining 44% said otherwise and were almost equally divided with responses of "no" (20%) or "I don't know" (24%).

Get Lost - Rich Lowry - National Review Online

My advice to poor Michael is to go away and bother someone else. If he doesn’t have the good sense to do that, we look forward to teaching him a thing or two about the law and about how free debate works in a free country.

He’s going to go to great trouble and expense to embark on a losing cause that will expose more of his methods and maneuverings to the world. In short, he risks making an ass of himself. But that hasn’t stopped him before.

If It Weighs The Same As A Duck | Real Science

Almost seven years have passed since Florida was hit by a hurricane, the longest such period on record. Florida averages almost one hurricane per year. During the 1870s, Florida was hit by 12 hurricanes.

What kind of raging moron would attribute a Florida hurricane to climate change?

Fond Memories Of 2008 | Real Science

alarmists are excited about the prospect that some meaningless number with a +/- 20% variance in interpretation may come in slightly below the same meaningless number from 2007.

This Ice Doesn’t Exist | Real Science

Polar Bears are being forced to ignore the several thousand ice floes near Alaska, because experts say that they don’t actually exist.