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Revisiting Climategate as Climatism Falters — MasterResource

Climatism, the belief that man-made greenhouse gases are destroying Earth’s climate, is on the wane. Once riding high, the ideology of man-made climate change is losing its influence in governments across the world. Climategate, the release of e-mails from the University of East Anglia, called the science of dangerous warming into question and turned the tide of global opinion.

EU Green Imbeciles, Solar Industry Hacks Launch “Trade War That Can’t Be Won” Against China!

For years the EU claimed that solar panels needed to be subsidised so that economies of scale could be achieved, and thus make them cheap, affordable and one day perhaps competitive on the energy market. Thanks to China, that goal was closer than ever. Is the EU rewarding China for this? No. The EU instead is now punishing China for doing what it said needed to be done. Worse, in the end, it is the European consumer who will be punished by this short-sighted protectionist move.

Can the Moon change our climate? Can tides in the atmosphere solve the mystery of ENSO? « JoNova

The Moon has such a big effect — moving 70% of the matter on the Earth’s surface every day, that it seems like the bleeding obvious to suggest that just maybe, it also affects the air, the wind, and causes atmospheric tides. Yet the climate models assume the effect is zero or close to it.

Chinese spring snowstorm blamed on Arctic melting | JunkScience.com

It was the biggest snowfall in 50 years — so on what was that snowfall blamed?

Ideological Child Abuse: Kentucky Board of Education approves global warming curriculum for K-12 | JunkScience.com

“‘I am extra proud to be a Kentuckian today,” said Sheila Anderson, who is a member of Climate Parents, a new organization working to mobilize parents to advocate for climate solutions.”

Warmist Myth: ‘We can easily act now to capture and store carbon’ | JunkScience.com

Significant carbon capture and storage (CCS) is physically, financially and politically impossible.