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This Shouldn't Be Necessary, But Here Is Some Information on CO2 and Tornadoes | Coyote Blog

Well, I have zero desire to score political points off the tragedy in Oklahoma, but unfortunately others are more than eager to do so. As a result, it is necessary to put a few facts on the table to refute the absurd claim that this tornado is somehow attributable to CO2.

How to humble a wing nut | Climate Etc.

Too often people in the climate debate argue from consensus, and attack the motives of the ‘deniers.’ Too much of the consensus is second order belief...

Warning Signs: Mother Nature's Message to Mankind

The real question is why people believe that humans have anything to do with the weather or the climate? Why does anyone believe that carbon dioxide (CO2) has anything to do with weather events or trends? The answer is that Al Gore, James Hansen, and a raft of other climate charlatans, along with countless Green organizations, have been lying to Americans and others around the world.

OPINION: Rep. Marsha Blackburn in Investor's Business Daily: Keystone Pipeline is An Economic Slam Dunk for America | Energy & Commerce Committee

The Keystone XL pipeline is a line in the sand issue, dividing those who want to utilize our energy resources to create jobs and propel America toward economic growth and energy self-sufficiency and those whose sole goal is to stop the development of fossil fuels.

THE HOCKEY SCHTICK: New paper finds biodiversity was greatest during Roman & Current Warming Periods

A paper published today in The Holocene examines biodiversity in Romania over the Holocene [the past 11,500 years] and finds the periods with the greatest biodiversity were during the Roman Warm Period 2000 years ago, and over the past 500 years during the current warming period. Once again, the data demonstrates warming is beneficial to plant and animal life. According to the authors, "Most distinct episodes of enhanced floristic richness are evident during the Roman Period (2000 cal. yr before the present), and over the last 500 calendar years before the present."