Alarming studies: global warming caused by wind turbines?
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Blackout News ^
| 10/24/2022 | Blackout News
Opponents of wind power have always known and been mocked, but now serious studies prove them right: Wind turbines can apparently really increase global warming. They
may even trigger droughts (German business news, October 19, 2022). The fact that wind turbines are environmentally friendly was previously considered almost undisputed by the general public. Some residents were only bothered by their noise and appearance. But that's probably not their biggest problem. The latest findings suggest that at least larger wind farms are heating up the climate regionally and thus increasing the risk of local droughts. Among other things, a study by...
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Scientists Come Clean: Math Error Was Cause of Alarming Global Warming Study Results
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Young Conservatives News & Opinion ^
| November 14th, 2018 | Andrew Mark Miller
Democrats have gone completely off the rails when it comes to climate change. Even
if some of us believe the climate is changing (it’s been changing for millions of years in various directions) that’s not enough for the left. Democrats are only content if you support destroying entire industries, bankrupting companies, raising taxes, wasting taxpayer money, and putting climate change deniers in jail. That’s a position that’s far too radical for most people especially when you consider the fact that there is plenty of evidence suggesting the data we’ve been force fed by the left isn’t all accurate. Here’s the...
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‘Alarming’ Study Claiming Global Warming Heating Up Oceans Based on Math Error
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freebeacon.com ^
| Elizabeth Harrington
A highly circulated study claiming oceans are warming at a much higher rate due to global warming contains "key errors," forcing researchers to issue a correction. The
study published by the journal Nature on Oct. 31 by researchers at Princeton University and UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography claimed the oceans were warming at a rate 60 percent higher than previously thought. However, a mathematical error discovered by independent climate scientist Nic Lewis after he perused the study's first page has led the journal to retract its key finding. The study has a much larger margin of error, making...
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