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How intense will the next solar cycle be? Can we predict when a violent solar storm will blast Earth with energetic particles? Could a prolonged period of inactivity on the Sun plunge Earth into a prolonged winter? These are a few of the questions that scientists anticipate the new Solar...

Mini ice age took hold of Europe in months 11 November 2009 by Kate Ravilious Big freezes can happen fast (Image: Tancrediphoto.com/Stone/Getty) JUST months - that's how long it took for Europe to be engulfed by an ice age. The scenario, which comes straight out of Hollywood blockbuster...

George Giles Lew Rockwell.com Monday, October 26, 2009 The Global-Warming Crusade has been prosecuted vociferously for more than 20 years. Far too many scientists have jumped on this politically hot topic and its corollary public-grant-funding potential. An intragovernmental body has been...

Roy Spencer PhD Monday, Oct 26th, 2009 About.com describes an “urban legend” as an apocryphal (of questionable authenticity), secondhand story, told as true and just plausible enough to be believed, about some horrific…series of events….it’s likely to be framed as a cautionary tale. Whether...

Dr. Tim Coleman AlabamaWx.com Friday, October 23, 2009 Global warming, or what is now often reffered to as global climate change, is one of the most polarizing issues of our time. In this article, I will attempt to explain the basic physics of global temperature changes, how we are...

Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. Monday, October 19, 2009 Unquestionably, the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was formed to build the scientific case for humanity being the primary cause of global warming. Such a goal is fundamentally unscientific, as it is hostile to alternative...

An Inconvenient Question NOWopolis October 15, 2009 Apparently, Al Gore has given plenty of speeches over the past four years promoting his agenda driven documentary, ‘An Invonvenient Truth‘. And amazingly, not once has he allowed a question and answer period afterward. Well, at long...

Lew Rockwell.com Friday, Oct 9th, 2009 Interviewed by Louis James, Editor, International Speculator L: [Phone rings. It’s Doug Casey, whose gravelly, "Lobo, let’s talk!" always makes me smile.] Hi Doug! What’s on your mind? Doug: Global warming. People like my fanatical neighbors here in...

Marc*Morano Climate Depot Wednesday, Oct 7th, 2009 Stanford University has banned a skeptical documentary film from airing a climate change interview with one of its prominent warming activist professors, Stephen Schneider. After legal threats from Stanford University — apparently on behalf of...

Marc Sheppard American Thinker Tuesday, Oct 6th, 2009 For years, claims that UN climate reports represent the consensus of the majority of international scientists have been mindlessly accepted and regurgitated by left-leaning policy makers and the media at large. *But in the past week or so...

Global Warming hoax invented to create a world government Huge scientific opposition Co2-nonsense theory - Findings UN climate panel completely undermined; correct temperature decreases since 2003 Al Gore is "the elite" and the UN put forward as leader of the global warming hoax, with the...

LiveScience.com livescience Staff livescience.com – Thu Jun 25, 6:02 pm ET If you thought piranhas were scary, be glad Megapiranha is no longer around. Megapiranha was up to 3 feet long (1 meter) - a fish-beast four times as big as piranhas living today, studies of its jawbones indicate. It...

Bill Gates involved in weather control plan July 13th, 2009 in Breaking News, Weather Control Bill Gates, the Hurricane Tamer? – ABC News. Bill Gates, one of the most powerful men on the planet, appears to be taking on one of Mother Earth’s most fearsome forces: the hurricane. An application...

If you thought piranhas were scary, be glad Megapiranha is no longer around. Megapiranha was up to 3 feet long (1 meter) - a fish-beast four times as big as piranhas living today, studies of its jawbones indicate. It lived about 8 million to 10 million years ago and might have been quite...

Hawthorne on His Way Home Walking through the village of Danvers, late one afternoon in the fall of 1836, Nathaniel Hawthorne saw an old man carrying two dry, rustling bundles of cornstalks, and he thought: A good personification of Autumn. Another man was hoeing up potatoes. What did he...

Not-so-quiet Sunday Saturday, April 25, 2009 The sun produced an unexpected burst of activity on April 23rd when an enormous Prominence rose on the northeastern limb and erupted. SOHO recorded the blast from beginning to end with a series of high-Cadence UV snapshots. The complex...

Unexpected Find: Geology at Ground Zero Sunday, April 12/09 Ice Age geology revealed at Ground Zero) This is actually something I know a little about! According to the article, crews working on the World Trade Center site have dug down pretty deep and uncovered glacial bedrock features...

AP IMPACT: Immigrants face detention, few rights By MICHELLE ROBERTS The Associated Press Sunday, March 15, 2009; 11:13 PM -- America's detention system for immigrants has mushroomed in the last decade, a costly building boom that was supposed to sweep up criminals and ensure that...

Global warming not caused by human activity? Monday, March 2, 2009 The Japan Society of Energy and Resources (JSER), an advisory body similar to the related UN IPCC climate panel, last month issued a report which concludes that global warming has stopped since 2001, despite rising CO2...

Top Japanese Scientists: Warming Is Not caused by Human Activity Monday, March 2, 2009 Western media completely ignores major report from Japan's Energy Commission A major scientific report by leading Japanese academics concludes that global warming is not man-made and that the overall...