“Invited witnesses compar[ed] climate skeptics to Holocaust deniers, racists…. Prof. [Irana] Marinov … heckled me during my testimony.”
“Hopefully my testimony and the testimony of Kevin Dayaratna of The Heritage Foundation, Climatologist Dr. David Legates, and Geologist Gregory Wrightstone, helped educate Prof. Marinov on the realities of climate change.” (Marc Morano, Climate Depot)
In October, Pennsylvania’s House Environmental Resources & Energy Committee held its third hearing debating the science and policy of global climate change. Committee Chairman Daryl Metcalfe called the hearings to evaluate Penn Governor Tom Wolf’s executive order for his state to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative’s (RGGI) cap-and-trade program. (Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont currently participate in this power-plant-emission program.)
Some highlights from Marc Morano’s submitted written testimony follow:
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“I am not a scientist, although I do occasionally debate scientists on TV.…
Continue ReadingEditor Note: The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season was slightly above normal, with 18 named storms, 6 hurricanes, and 3 major (3-5 category) hurricanes versus norms of 12, 6 and 3 respectively, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA, however, noted that 2019 was “the fourth consecutive above-normal Atlantic hurricane season,” the last being 1998–2001.
But what about past hurricane activity? This recent article review at CO2 Science by Craig D. Idso (Ph.D.) follows.
Truchelut, R.E. and Staehling, E.M. 2017. An energetic perspective on United States tropical cyclone landfall droughts. Geophysical Research Letters 44: 12,013-12,019.
One of the more often cited claims of climate alarmists is that CO2-induced global warming is increasing both the frequency and magnitude of hurricane events. Rarely does a hurricane event occur these days without the media quoting someone who places blame for its existence on CO2 emissions.…
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Some of the more important articles in
this issue are:
Another Round of Energy Pork
With climate change Science and Economics
should be paramount
Ontario saves $500± Million by dumping
wind turbines
Expect the ECB to Use a “Climate
Crisis” to Justify Their Next Stimulus Plan
Rolls Royce wants innovative financing
for its first-of-a-kind nuclear SMRs
Short video: Gates Goes Nuclear
Bitter Cold Stops Coal, While Nuclear
Power Excels
Nuclear Power isn’t Green Enough for
Germany
Archive: Solar Produces 300 times more waste
than Nuclear does
Why “Green” Energy is a Terrible Idea
Green Energy Studies: Consulting, or
Advertising?…