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  • Who Were The Si-Te-Cah

    11/23/2003 6:48:27 PM PST · by blam · 120 replies · 6,004+ views
    Runestone.org ^ | Steve McNallen
    WHO WERE THE SI-TE-CAH? Note the cranial similarities between this Lovelock Cave skull discovered in the 1920's and the Kennewick Man sketch by Jamie Chatters (Click on the site) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This 1995 article by Steve McNallen was written months before the discovery of the Kennewick Man or the current controversy over ancient Caucasians in North America. In retrospect, it seems hauntingly prophetic. The history of the European peoples in the are we call California is generally assumed to have begun with the Spanish in the 1500's, followed later by the English (represented by Sir Francis Drake) and by the...
  • Could You Survive Lost in the Wilderness?

    12/11/2013 9:22:32 AM PST · by smokingfrog · 69 replies
    CNN ^ | 12-11-13 | Shane Hobel
    Video: Do you think you could survive if you were trapped in the wilderness? Survival expert Shane Hobel says planning ahead could potentially save your life. Nevada Rescue: How They Made It
  • Gaia' Lovelock: Wind turbines 'may become like Easter Island statues'

    01/31/2013 4:31:41 AM PST · by Salman · 7 replies
    The Register ^ | 31st January 2013 | Andrew Orlowski
    Former climate change alarmist Dr James Lovelock, famous for popularising the "Gaia" metaphor, continues his journey back to rationality. Lovelock is objecting to a "medium sized" (240ft high) erection planned for his neighbourhood in North Devon by infamous windfarm operator Ecotricity. The UK currently has 3,000 onshore turbines and 6,000 are planned: this is the main reason why electricity bills are soaring out of control in order to pay for the inefficient, highly expensive windmills. Lovelock calls the runaway windmill building "industrial vandalism". In an objection to the planning application made to Tiverton council, Lovelock points out that one nuclear...
  • Obama's push to implement 'Eco-Tyranny'

    04/17/2012 9:04:47 AM PDT · by Perseverando · 16 replies
    WND.com ^ | April 16, 2012 | Kevin DeAnna
    Meteorologist Brian Sussman blows whistle on president's scheme The environmentalist movement isn’t about protecting the environment at all, according to meteorologist-turned-journalist Brian Sussman. It’s about destroying private property, controlling behavior, and expanding government – and the Obama administration has a secret plan to further all of it, he says. Sussman is now blowing the whistle on the real nature of environmentalism in his explosive brand-new book, “Eco-Tyranny.” He reveals secret memos from inside Obama’s Bureau of Land Management, or BLM, outlining a covert plan “to pursue a program of land consolidation” for the federal government to secure tens of millions...
  • “Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change” Lovelock

    03/31/2010 5:16:41 AM PDT · by mattstat · 11 replies · 401+ views
    James Lovelock knows of what he speaks: personal experience allows him to say that a lot of humans aren’t that bright. But Lovelock forgets that while there are many—half!—who are below average on the IQ scale, it takes an academic to say something really stupid. Take the Gaia hypothesis—now elevated to “theory”—Lovelock’s creation. Life forms a complex web of interactions, Lovelock says. Has anyone in all of history ever disagreed with that? It is trivially true, and noticing it is not the least worthy of praise. Yet several grant-awarding agencies still gave Lovelock a hearty pat on the back after...
  • James Lovelock: 'Fudging data is a sin against science'

    03/30/2010 8:37:26 AM PDT · by Ernest_at_the_Beach · 14 replies · 676+ views
    Guardian (UK) ^ | Monday 29 March 2010 17.00 BST | Leo Hickman
    In his first major interview since the climate-change emails scandal, James Lovelock says he is disgusted by the actions of some scientists, applauds 'good' climate sceptics, and warns that global warming could even lead to warAs you travel along the drive to James Lovelock's house, located in a remote, wooded valley on the Cornwall-Devon border, you pass a sign by a gated cattle grid. "Experimental station," it reads. "Site of a new natural habitat. Please do not trespass or disturb."Thirty years ago, Lovelock planted 20,000 trees to create the much more biodiverse habitat around his home. But you suspect that,...
  • James Lovelock: Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change

    03/29/2010 3:05:34 PM PDT · by Free ThinkerNY · 31 replies · 599+ views
    guardian.co.uk ^ | March 29, 2010 | Leo Hickman
    Humans are too stupid to prevent climate change from radically impacting on our lives over the coming decades. This is the stark conclusion of James Lovelock, the globally respected environmental thinker and independent scientist who developed the Gaia theory. It follows a tumultuous few months in which public opinion on efforts to tackle climate change has been undermined by events such as the climate scientists' emails leaked from the University of East Anglia (UEA) and the failure of the Copenhagen climate summit. "I don't think we're yet evolved to the point where we're clever enough to handle a complex a...
  • Grandaddy of green, James Lovelock, warms to eco-sceptics

    03/20/2010 9:56:57 PM PDT · by neverdem · 4 replies · 474+ views
    The Sunday Times (UK) ^ | March 14, 2010 | Charles Clover
    Just occasionally you find yourself at an event where there is a sense of history in the air. So it was the other night at the Royal Society, when a small gathering of luminaries turned up to hear that extraordinary nonagenarian, the scientist James Lovelock. They had all come: David MacKay, chief scientist at the Department of Energy and Climate Change; Michael Green, Lucasian professor of mathematics at Cambridge; Michael Wilson, producer of the James Bond movies; Chris Rapley, director of the Science Museum; and more. You knew why they had answered the Isaac Newton Institute’s invitation. They wanted to...
  • HOW CARBON GASES ‘HAVE SAVED US FROM A NEW ICE AGE’

    03/12/2010 9:51:13 PM PST · by neverdem · 54 replies · 1,760+ views
    express.co.uk ^ | March 11,2010 | Donna Bowater
    Man-made carbon emissions: But it is bad news for the polar bears MAN-MADE carbon emissions are staving off a new ice age, says a leading environmental scientist. Climate-change expert Dr James Lovelock says the greenhouse gases that have warmed the planet are likely to prevent a big freeze that could last millions of years. In a talk at London’s Science Museum Dr Lovelock said the balance of nature was in charge of the environment. He said: “We’re just fiddling around. It is worth thinking that what we are doing in creating all these carbon emissions, far from being something...
  • OJ's jail cell race relations

    10/30/2009 4:21:22 PM PDT · by ConservativeStatement · 14 replies · 1,336+ views
    New York Post ^ | October 29, 2009
    It seems O.J. Simpson is a master of race relations. Earlier this year, the double-murder acquittee had an ill-matched cellmate at Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada, where he's serving 33 years for kidnapping. "The guy's a white supremacist," Simpson's daughter, Arnelle, griped to a spy at the time.
  • Gaia Scientist Lovelock labels Europe's carbon trading scheme a 'scam'

    03/14/2009 2:20:05 PM PDT · by Shermy · 19 replies · 660+ views
    The Guardian ^ | Markch 10, 2009
    Europe's carbon trading scheme has proved to be "disastrous" and a "scam" in which companies have profited with no effect on emissions... The environmentalist James Lovelock — who developed the Gaia theory of the planet as a "living organism" — and the former environment minister, Michael Meacher, said... "In principle [carbon trading] is not a bad idea but in operation it's been disastrous. Business has frankly made billions out of artificial reductions of what is called hot air with absolutely no environmental benefit at all," said Meacher, singling out the ETS for being distorted by commerce. "Governments under pressure from...
  • O.J. Simpson arrives at prison where he will begin sentence (Lovelock Correctional Center)

    12/19/2008 5:24:45 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 70 replies · 8,824+ views
    AP on Mercury News ^ | 12/19/08 | Ken Ritter - ap
    LAS VEGAS — A Nevada corrections official says O.J. Simpson has arrived at a northern Nevada prison to serve his 9 to 33 year sentence. State prisons spokeswoman Suzanne Pardee says the 61-year-old Simpson was moved Friday to Lovelock Correctional Center, about 90 miles northeast of Reno. Lovelock is one of the newest and smallest prisons in the Nevada state prison system. It opened in 1995 and houses just under 1,500 inmates in two-bed cells.
  • Greens Against Nuclear Energy: Fighting the Nuclear Renaissance

    05/01/2008 2:34:20 PM PDT · by vadum · 12 replies · 109+ views
    Capital Research Center ^ | May 2008 | Tom Csabafi
    Summary: Nuclear power is “clean” inexpensive energy that doesn’t emit the greenhouse gases that environmental groups say are responsible for global warming. So why are Greenpeace and other environmental groups so determined to stop it? And what explains the unlikely coalition of environmentalists and statesmen who support nuclear energy? ...... Word is out: Nuclear power is efficient and cost-effective, and it has both strong supporters and opponents in the environmental movement. British scientist James Lovelock supports nuclear energy. The proponent of the “Gaia hypothesis” that the living and non-living parts of the Earth are a single organism says, “I am...
  • Controversial scientist predicts planetary wipeout (We're all Gonna Die!!)

    11/29/2006 7:34:31 AM PST · by Anti-Bubba182 · 86 replies · 1,689+ views
    This is London ^ | 11-28-06 | Staff
    Billions of people could be wiped out over the next century because of climate change, a leading expert said. Professor James Lovelock, who pioneered the idea of the Earth as a living organism, said as the planet heats up humans will find it increasingly hard to survive. He warned that as conditions worsen, the global population which is currently around 6.5 billion, may sink as low as 500 million. Prof Lovelock also claims that any attempts to tackle climate change will not be able to solve the problem, merely buy us time. Given the dire situation we face, he urged...
  • Only nuclear power can stop global warming, says British environmentalist (Lovelock)

    05/24/2004 7:09:26 AM PDT · by NormsRevenge · 54 replies · 884+ views
    Yahoo! News ^ | 5/24/04 | AFP - London
    LONDON (AFP) - Only nuclear energy can slow down the rapid and potentially devastating warming of the earth, a veteran British scientist and environmental campaigner argued. "Only one immediately available source does not cause global warming and that is nuclear energy," James Lovelock wrote in an opinion piece published in the Independent newspaper. The 84-year-old is best known for fathering the "Gaia Hypothesis" in the mid-1960s that states the earth is alive and maintains conditions necessary for its survival. Lovelock warned that environmentally-friendly energy sources were not being developed quickly enough to replace coal, gas and oil, whose waste gas...
  • 'Severed head' killer entered New York

    06/03/2002 12:14:18 PM PDT · by God-fearer · 17 replies · 408+ views
    BBC ^ | Monday, 3 June, 2002, 13:23 GMT 14:23 UK | BBC
    Monday, 3 June, 2002, 13:23 GMT 14:23 UK Mother appeals over 'severed head' killing Mr Lovelock was last seen alive on Thursday A mother has appealed for public help after her son's head and body parts were found strewn across a housing estate. The remains of Tristian Lovelock were discovered in Basingstoke, Hampshire, on Saturday. His mother Ruth Halliday is urging people to help find a man police want to question about the killing. Speaking on Monday, she said: "Tristian has been violently and horrifically taken from me in the prime of his life." Ruth Halliday: Appeal for help Hampshire...