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  • Happy birthday, global warming: Climate change at 33

    06/27/2021 8:15:41 AM PDT · by PROCON · 25 replies
    cfact.org ^ | June 26, 2021 | Rupert Darwall
    This month, climate change celebrates its 33rd birthday. On June 23, 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen testified that the greenhouse effect had been detected. “Global Warming Has Begun,” The New York Times declared the next day. Indeed, it had. A year older than Alexander the Great when he died, climate change took less than one-third of a century to conquer the West.Four days earlier, the Toronto G7 had agreed that global climate change required “priority attention.” Before the month was out, the Toronto climate conference declared that humanity was conducting an uncontrolled experiment “whose ultimate consequences could be second only...
  • Several nuns die after taking first shot of COVID vaccine

    02/25/2021 6:07:08 PM PST · by ebb tide · 143 replies
    LifeSite News ^ | February 25, 2021 | David McLoone
    Several nuns die after taking first shot of COVID vaccineOut of 35 nuns, 26 tested positive for COVID just two days after getting the vaccine.VILLA HILLS, Kentucky, February 25, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) — Earlier this month, 35 nuns in a northern Kentucky convent received an mRNA-developed COVID-19 vaccine. Just two days later, two died and twenty six others tested positive for the virus.Sister Aileen Bankemper, prioress of the Benedictine Sisters of St. Walburg, noted that the monastery was completely locked down, with no movement of people into or out of the premises for some time prior to having the sisters vaccinated:...
  • Some Oklahoma lawmakers looking to ban conversion therapy for minors

    11/18/2019 9:08:13 PM PST · by BackRoads775 · 13 replies
    https://ktul.com ^ | November 18,2019 | Erin Christy,
    TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — Should parents legally be able to send their children to therapy to "pray the gay away"? Right now, some Oklahoma lawmakers are looking to ban the controversial practice of conversion therapy for minors. As Deputy Director of Oklahomans for Equality, Jose Vega is dedicated to fighting for the rights of the LGBTQ community, and one reason why -- there's a time in his life he fights not to think about every day.
  • Does stress in womb raise chances of baby growing up to be gay? (Barf Alert)

    01/19/2014 9:08:58 PM PST · by cunning_fish · 20 replies
    Daily Mail ^ | 19 January 2014 | Ben Spencer
    Women who suffer stress during pregnancy increase the chance of their child being gay, according to a controversial new book. The lifestyle of pregnant mothers affects the sexuality of their unborn child, altering their hormones and the formation of their brains, it claims. Smoking or taking drugs can also result in a child who grows up to be gay, according to the book by Dutch neuroscientist Dick Swaab, which is yet another chapter in the debate about the origins and causes of homosexuality. Professor Swaab believes that a child’s sexuality is determined in the womb and cannot be altered, while...
  • Freep a Poll! (How do you feel about Global Warming?)

    01/07/2014 1:33:53 PM PST · by dynachrome · 29 replies
    headlineoftheday.com ^ | 1-6-14 | Headline of the Day
    How do you feel about Global Warming? We must stop it before it's too late. It's too late. It's caused by the sun. I like it warm. It's a hoax.
  • The Himalayas and nearby peaks have lost no ice in past 10 years, study shows

    02/08/2012 1:16:31 PM PST · by grundle · 36 replies
    The Guardian ^ | 8 February 2012 | Damian Carrington
    The world's greatest snow-capped peaks, which run in a chain from the Himalayas to Tian Shan on the border of China and Kyrgyzstan, have lost no ice over the last decade, new research shows. The discovery has stunned scientists, who had believed that around 50bn tonnes of meltwater were being shed each year and not being replaced by new snowfall. The study is the first to survey all the world's icecaps and glaciers and was made possible by the use of satellite data. The melting of Himalayan glaciers caused controversy in 2009 when a report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel...
  • Climate Alarmism Takes Off in a New Direction

    06/08/2010 11:26:22 PM PDT · by neverdem · 32 replies · 48+ views
    American Thinker ^ | June 09, 2010 | F. Swemson
    NASA has just voiced its concern over the threat that our modern technological society is now facing from "solar storms." Now it's true of course, that our society has become quite dependent on new technology, such as satellite communications and GPS mapping, that is vulnerable to the effects of major solar storms, but NASA seems to be a bit too worried about how big the threat really is. Fortunately for us, legitimate climate scientists believe the next solar "maximum," which is due in four to five years, is not expected to be anything unusual. In any event, while major solar...
  • You Don’t Trust Creationists With Your Science Education Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Trust Their Lawyer

    Apparently, the briefs were written by the ICR’s own James J.S. Johnson, whom FindLaw describes as a “family lawyer.” Mr. Johnson is not listed in Martindale-Hubbell (which is where you should go to read peer reviews on anyone you’re thinking of hiring as a lawyer), but he does write some crazy, crazy stuff for ICR’s website. (ICR’s local counsel in Texas seems to be the firm of Adams, Lynch & Loftin, P.C., but they do not appear to be actively involved in the litigation so far.) I should add that “family law” generally means as “divorce law,” and in general,...
  • Political science

    10/12/2006 5:05:45 AM PDT · by .cnI redruM · 11 replies · 456+ views
    The Washington Times ^ | October 12, 2006 | TODAY'S EDITORIAL
    Credit the newsmaking scientists at Johns Hopkins with this: They know a political opportunity when they see one. This latest Iraq war-death estimate -- 655,000, four times higher than anyone else's -- is released a few weeks before Election 2006, just like their last Lancet study, which appeared right before the 2004 election. Here we are again, watching science meet anti-war politics. Yesterday the study got generous coverage in The Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal and elsewhere. Why that happened is unclear, because the scientists -- the lead author this time is Dr. Gilbert Burnham, last time Dr. Les...