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In a recent swing through New Hampshire, the West Virginia Senator—who has pressed for more “energy security” in the U.S.—suggested that it’s up to Asian countries to reduce fossil fuel reliance.
German electric utility executive Fritz Vahrenholt is co-author (along with geologist Sebastian Lüning) of a book expressing 'skepticism' regarding the human contribution to global warming, which predictably has been trumpeted by the usual climate denial enablers. Why should we particularly care what Vahrenholt thinks about climate science? That is something of a mystery - he has a PhD in chemistry and has worked in the energy sector for Shell Oil and wind turbine maker RePower. Vahrenholt and Lüning both currently work for RWE Innogy, Germany's second-largest energ...
Meteorologist William Kininmonth with the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF) authored a new paper on so-called "greenhouse gases," revealing that carbon dioxide (CO2) does not [...]
Road trip! 5 cities to check out from Baltimore Benét J. Wilson © Provided by The Points Guy MSN has partnered with The Points Guy for our coverage of credit card products. MSN and The Points Guy may receive a commission from card issuers. Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information and offers. Before the coronavirus pandemic, Baltimore residents had plenty of options for long-distance trips, thanks to a port that serves two cruise lines, along with direct and indirect international flights out of Baltimore/Washington International Thu...
Don't jump on one study. but there are hundreds of factors that include the climate. methane, volcano's, the tilt of the earth, ocean cycles. the idea that carbon dioxide is a control knob is not valid. and i point out over 500 peer-reviewed studies in the last year debunk the idea that co2 is a control knob. >> tucker: so, there are three parts, which people say climate change, three questions that are addressed. is the climate changing. why is it changing. and what can we do about it. there seems to be consensus on one, there is not a consensus on two and three. the questions that matter. or...