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Study: German Youths Not Willing To Make Climate Sacrifices, Want Policymakers To Fix Problems

By on 7. December 2021

By AR Göhring (EIKE) (Translated/edited/condensed by P. Gosselin) The German Tagesschau reports that the 14-29 age goup don’t take the Fridays-For-Future protests as seriously as journalists thought. Afraid, but unwilling A study by Simon Schnetzer and Klaus Hurrelmann called Jugend in Deutschland (Youth in Germany) reveals some unsurprising attitudes of the generation under 30. The […]

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A Wee Problem With The First-Ever Mammal Extinction From Modern Climate Change Claim

A Wee Problem With The First-Ever Mammal Extinction From Modern Climate Change Claim

By on 6. December 2021

Claims that rising sea levels led to a remote island species’ demise is contradicted by evidence that sea levels were meters higher than today a few thousand years ago. In 2019 Australia’s government announced that climate change – rising seas, specifically – had claimed its first-ever mammalian victim: a rat. Photo: State of Queensland, CC BY […]

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Austria: New Law Against Vaccine Opponents Foresees 1 Year Imprisonment For Vaccine Critics!

Austria: New Law Against Vaccine Opponents Foresees 1 Year Imprisonment For Vaccine Critics!

By on 5. December 2021

Austria: Law amendment foresees up to one year in prison for vaccine critics Austria’s online Express.at here reports on the law against vaccination opponents, set to go into force in early 2022. The fine for not complying to the vaccine mandate has been reduced to €2000 instead of €7200. That is quite a bit softer, […]

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Climate Crisis AWOL: Untampered Japan Meteorological Agency Data Show No Warming In Tokyo In Decades!

Climate Crisis AWOL: Untampered Japan Meteorological Agency Data Show No Warming In Tokyo In Decades!

By on 4. December 2021

Charts by Kirye Text by Pierre The November and fall, 2021, untampered mean temperature data are in for Tokyo and its Hachijojima island  – no warming in decades! Tokyo Here’s the latest plot of November mean temperatures for Tokyo since 1988: Data: JMA.  Over the past 33 years, November mean temperatures in Tokyo have been […]

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Germans Jabbing In The Dark With The Delusional Hopes Something Works. Making It Up As They Go

Germans Jabbing In The Dark With The Delusional Hopes Something Works. Making It Up As They Go

By on 3. December 2021

Here’s how the COVID government policy is working in Germany: They’re just jabbing in the dark with the delusional hope something will work, praying not too much carnage will result. Just take the vax, it’ll protect you – maybe for decades, the media promised a lockdown-weary population early this year. You’ll be protected and things […]

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Great Barrier Reef Warming, Coral Bleaching Driven By Cloud Radiative Forcing, Not Humans

Great Barrier Reef Warming, Coral Bleaching Driven By Cloud Radiative Forcing, Not Humans

By on 2. December 2021

For decades Great Barrier Reef (GBR) warming and coral bleaching have often been assumed to be driven by human greenhouse gas emissions and/or El Niño events. But a new study finds a much larger and more robust correlation between natural cloud cover modulation of solar radiation, shallow-water warming, and bleaching. It has taken over 260 […]

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Research Shows Cold Far More Deadly Than Heat, 10 Times More In Brazil, 20 Times More In South Africa

Research Shows Cold Far More Deadly Than Heat, 10 Times More In Brazil, 20 Times More In South Africa

By on 1. December 2021

More warming would save lives A new, comprehensive Lancet study shows that far more people are being killed globally by cold weather than by hot weather. Die kalte Sonne here looks at the impacts of temperature extremes on mortality. There’s no doubt that extreme weather kills more people. But the question in these times of […]

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