I live in the Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore. Except for the tech companies, there aren’t many similarities between Bangalore (now Bengaluru) and the Silicon Valley in California.I live in the northern part of the city. Roads here remain in an unusable condition. They are worse than any bad road you would find in the U.S. The road leading to my neighborhood—frequented by thousands of cars every day—has remained dug up for more than 400 days now. In fact, reports indicate that around 30,000 … [Read more...]
The Spectacular Cricket World Cup and The Climate Undertone
The cricket world cup ended earlier this month after an amazing final between the hosts England and New Zealand. The tournament entertained fans across the world, but not without drama. Rain and the unusually cold start to the summer resulted in cancellation of key games in the earlier part of the tournament. It revealed a larger climate truth, one that is contrary to the propaganda peddled by the UK’s liberal mainstream media. Cricket is very similar to baseball. Pitchers pitch the ball and the … [Read more...]
China’s Coal Bi-Polarity Expedites the Death of the Paris Agreement
The Paris agreement’s nosedive has been expedited by the growing skepticism about man-made global warming.However, the most significant threat to the agreement has come from countries that refuse to quench their addiction to coal. Among them is the largest consumer of coal: China.China’s continued defiance of the anti-coal establishment has dealt a lethal blow to the future prospects of the Paris agreement. Here are some key indicators from China which suggest that the chance of a … [Read more...]
Renewable Energy VS. Africa’s Renaissance
The African energy renaissance never happened. Most of the continent is still in the dark and far behind the rest of the world in energy production.Now, the challenges faced by Africa’s energy sector have only been complicated by European interests in climate policy-driven renewable energy.What will help Africa defeat energy poverty: glorified renewables or time-tested, dense, reliable conventional energies? African Energy SituationAfricans are very nearly 1/6th of the world’s … [Read more...]
The Elephant in the Room: Lack of Warming and the Eastern Coal Rampage
I’ve not seen the mainstream alarmist media in the U.S. questioning the on-going “coal boom” in the Eastern part of the world or defending America’s right to use fossil fuels.Instead, they’ve embarked on a climate scaremongering spree, gradually persuading the masses to embrace the lawmakers’ proposals for radical green policies that aim to reduce and even ban fossil fuel use.They justify this based on the supposed dangers of fossil fuels to the environment. And, … [Read more...]
With A Pinch Of Salt: Endless Failure Of Climate Doomsday Tales
On June 29, 2017, the Dailymail in UK ran an article headlined “Four years to save the Earth: 2020 is the deadline to avert climate catastrophe, experts claim in chilling commentary.”Two years later and halfway to deadline, the earth has not changed much. If anything, the El Niño of the 2016-17 season gave way for much cooler temperatures across the globe and the past two years have been colder than 2016.This is just one of the many climate doomsday news articles that gets published in … [Read more...]
Evangelicals aren’t ‘climate deniers’
The popular media claim that evangelical churches are climate deniers. They caricature them as anti-scientific and ignorant.Though many believe this to be a fact, the reality is far from it. Not only are these accusations false, they are illogical. Here is why.What is Climate Denialism?Before deciding on whether a church is a climate denier or not, it is critical to shed light on what it means to be a climate denier.Not long ago, the term “climate denier” was used to define someone who does not … [Read more...]
Why the U.S. Must Say No to Extreme Green Policies
The green policies of radical environmentalists and climate alarmists have been plaguing the fastest growing economies and even the established economic powerhouses of Europe.The U.S. has largely evaded the oppressive policies of radical environmentalism, thanks to the pro-development government. However, lawmakers in Congress are becoming increasingly vocal about adopting radical green policies.Citizens should be wary about the dangers of policies that have crippled other economies across the … [Read more...]
No Signs of Slowdown: Australia Approves Country’s Biggest Coal Project
Even as the American media were busy covering the news about Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren’s endorsement of fossil fuel phaseout, other countries across the Pacific embraced fossil fuels in an unprecedented manner.In a big move, Australia’s Queensland province has given the green light to the Adani group’s billion-dollar Carmichael coal mine project.The Queensland Government’s Department of Environment and Science sent the official communique detailing the final environmental … [Read more...]
Cooling Mayhem in May: Nature Continues to Dispel Myth of Inexorable Warming
After a colder than usual 2018, climate alarmists predicted a hot 2019, bearing all the trademarks of extreme man-made global warming. But temperatures this year have been largely normal and, in some places, continue to be below average. Here’s a look at the first five months of the year, especially May, and what they mean for the continuing debate on the supposed dangers of climate change.El Niño—a phenomenon where periodic oscillations cause the sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific … [Read more...]
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