Forget the Almost-19-Year Global Warming “Pause”? How about 58 Years?

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That’s the implication of new analysis of NOAA radiosonde (weather balloon) data by Tony Heller at RealClimateScience.com. Heller begins: In their “hottest year ever” press briefing, NOAA included this graph, which stated that they have a 58 year long radiosonde temperature record. But they only showed the last 37 years in the graph. NESDIS Strategic […]

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Join us for the 2nd Annual Cornwall Day of Prayer for the Poor and the Environment

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March 25 is the birthday of Nobel Peace Prize winner Dr. Norman Borlaug, “Father of the Green Revolution” and “The Man Who Fed the World” by his work increasing crop yields around the world. Borlaug’s amazing achievements not only fed, and continue to feed, billions of people, but also improve all of the world’s environment. Why?

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Two Climate Scientists Offer Cases for and against Climate Alarmism

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It’s fairly unusual to find a balanced presentation of both sides in the global warming debate in any publication, so I’m glad to be able to recommend one. Our good friend Will Happer, whom we interviewed for our documentary video Where the Grass Is Greener: Biblical Stewardship vs. Climate Alarmism, was interviewed by TheBestSchools.org, and the

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What Good Are Fossil Fuels Other than for Energy?

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In the midst of a worldwide “holy crusade” to demonize fossil fuels, blaming them for alleged (but not real) catastrophic global warming, it is increasingly essential that more and more ordinary citizens like you and me understand what’s at stake. The war on fossil fuels threatens not just minor adjustments at the margins of our

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Ocean Acidification—Well, Maybe Not So Much

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As global temperature remains well below alarmists’ predictions, environmentalists continue to promote devastation from “ocean acidification” as their next rationale for clamping down on CO2 emissions. But as a new article in the ICES Journal of Marine Science makes clear, the actual scientific evidence for such devastation is slim, and the primary reason why so much

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