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Dr. Jim Advises Panic • Watts Up With That? - Vimarsana News

Dr. Jim Advises Panic • Watts Up With That?

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach I see that my favorite serially failed climate doomcaster, Dr. James Hansen, is at it again. Accompanied by his usual Greek chorus of co-sycophants, he's written a new paper entitled Global warming in the pipeline, by James E Hansen, Makiko Sato, Leon Simons, Larissa S Nazarenko, Isabelle Sangha, Pushker Kharecha, James C Zachos, Karina von Schuckmann, Norman G

Aerosol experts provide an account of the rejection of aerosol science by the WHO - Vimarsana News

Aerosol experts provide an account of the rejection of aerosol science by the WHO

In a recent viewpoint article published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases, researchers underscored the need for prompt adoption of scientific evidence, using the delayed acceptance of the airborne mode of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) transmission as an example.

Airborne Toxic Events | Ben Ehrenreich - Vimarsana News

Airborne Toxic Events | Ben Ehrenreich

Aerosol transmission of Covid-19 was never merely a medical question.

Aerosol physicist Lidia Morawska calls for long-term measures to combat COVID-19 pandemic - Vimarsana News

Aerosol physicist Lidia Morawska calls for long-term measures to combat COVID-19 pandemic

Acclaimed scientist and long-standing advisor to the World Health Organization, Morawska played the key role in exposing and correcting the international health body’s mistaken claim that SARS-CoV-2 was not an airborne virus.

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The Message from the Glaciers - Vimarsana News

The Message from the Glaciers

It was not so long ago that the parts of the globe covered permanently with ice and snow, the Arctic, Antarctic, and Greater Himalayas (“the abode of the snows” in Sanskrit), were viewed as distant, frigid climes of little consequence. Only the most intrepid adventurers were drawn to such desolate regions as the Tibetan Plateau, which, when finally surveyed, proved to have the