global warming

^{Bill Walton
March 26, 2024
Energy}

CO2 Is Historically Low — Too Low

_{Bill Walton
March 26, 2024
Energy}

What if, rather than being at unprecedented high levels, CO2 is at one of its lowest concentrations in the long history of the Earth and that the modest warming anticipated from increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases will be benign? Read More ›

Homemade sign at environmental rally. A colorful cardboard placard is viewed close up, saying the climate is changing, why aren't we, in the hands of ecological activists as they protest in the city

^{Wesley J. Smith
January 16, 2022
Human Exceptionalism}

What 1973’s Soylent Green Accurately Predicted about 2022

_{Wesley J. Smith
January 16, 2022
Human Exceptionalism}

I have always loved science fiction. So when Soylent Green was first released in 1973, I immediately headed to the theater. I remember clearly being shocked by the depictions presented but assuaging myself with the comforting thought that nothing like any of that would ever actually happen. Read More ›

Operating oil and gas well profiled on sunset sky

^{Wesley J. Smith
May 23, 2021
Human Exceptionalism}

The IEA’s Plan to Destroy Freedom and Save the Planet

_{Wesley J. Smith
May 23, 2021
Human Exceptionalism}

If you liked gas lines after the Colonial Pipeline was shut down by a hacking—or if the rolling blackouts last summer in California were your idea of fun—you will love what the international global warming warriors at the International Energy Agency have planned for us. Read More ›

^{Wesley J. Smith
September 19, 2011
Human Exceptionalism}

Obesity: The New Global Warming?

_{Wesley J. Smith
September 19, 2011
Human Exceptionalism}

Obesity is the new global warming, and the battle plan for the crusade against it was published in the August issue of the journal Lancet. Funded by grants from the National Institutes of Health, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and coauthored by nine Ph.D.s, the document is entitled “Changing the Future of Obesity: Read More ›

Statue of Gaia — Photo by David Fuentes on Adobe Stock

^{Wesley J. Smith
May 10, 2010
Human Exceptionalism}

Ecocide: A Crime Against Peace?

_{Wesley J. Smith
May 10, 2010
Human Exceptionalism}

Environmentalism is growing increasingly antihuman. Having left Teddy Roosevelt-style conservation and Earth Day consciousness-raising behind, the cutting edge of the movement is pursuing utopian “save the planet” agendas while angrily castigating mankind for supposedly sucking the life out of Gaia. Such environmental misanthropy used to be confined to the fringe. For more than three decades proponents of Deep Ecology have Read More ›

^{Stephen C. Meyer and Michael Medved
November 20, 2009
Intelligent Design}

Scientific Literacy in America – The Michael Medved Show

_{Stephen C. Meyer and Michael Medved
November 20, 2009
Intelligent Design}

Dr. Stephen Meyer vs. Chris Mooney debate live on The Michael Medved Show.

^{Rob Bernard, Don Foley, Ron Sims, and Bruce Chapman
August 23, 2008
Cascadia}

Rob Bernard Video: “The Road Ahead”

_{Rob Bernard, Don Foley, Ron Sims, and Bruce Chapman
August 23, 2008
Cascadia}

Here is the link to broadcast and online video by Washington State’s public affairs television channel, TVW, of “The Road Ahead,” a presentation given on Sept. 5, 2008 by Microsoft’s Chief Environmental Strategist Rob Bernard at Cascadia Center’s “Beyond Oil: Transforming Transportation” conference in Redmond, Wash. Bernard is preceded by Don Foley with an update on national “X Prize” car Read More ›

^{November 10, 2007
Economics}

The Global Warming Myth

_{November 10, 2007
Economics}

Dr. Noah Robinson speaks on the myth of global warming at the 2007 Telecosm conference. He shows that the warm spell we are currently experiencing is not abnormal and began prior to the world’s heavy use of hydrocarbons. Listen as he presents the evidence for global warming being a fabrication.

^{Matt Rosenberg
September 26, 2007
Cascadia}

Slow But Steady “Telework Revolution” Eyed

_{Matt Rosenberg
September 26, 2007
Cascadia}

The nation and major urban regions within the West Coast Corridor of Cascadia and California – namely Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego – continue to grapple with costly road and transit projects and the threat of global warming. These stem in part from workforce and population increases. Against this backdrop, common-sense trip reduction strategies such Read More ›