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Europe History Shows WARM Temperatures Led To Larger Grain Harvests, Lower Prices, Less Hunger

Europe History Shows WARM Temperatures Led To Larger Grain Harvests, Lower Prices, Less Hunger

By on 5. April 2022

European grain prices from 1500 – 1800 varied with temperature: falling in warm years and rising in colder ones. Precipitation and solar cycles on the other hand had almost no influence on grain prices. Hat-tip: Klimaschau A recent scientific publication titled “The significance of climate variability on early modern European grain prices” by a team […]

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Deliberately Alarmist 'The Last Time CO2 Was This High' Claims Are Rooted In Guesswork, Not Science

Deliberately Alarmist ‘The Last Time CO2 Was This High’ Claims Are Rooted In Guesswork, Not Science

By on 4. April 2022

Recent reconstructions suggest CO2 concentrations may have ranged between 150 and 600 ppm (or more) throughout the last 4 million years. We routinely see screaming headlines such as CO2 in the Atmosphere Climbs to Highest Level in 4.5 Million Years or Carbon Dioxide Levels Reach Highest Point in Human History. However, these claims that modern […]

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Berlin Physician Estimates Cases Of Severe Side Effects At 3%...Projected One Million Affected In Germany

Berlin Physician Estimates Cases Of Severe Side Effects At 3%…Projected One Million Affected In Germany

By on 3. April 2022

While Germany Health Minister Karl Lauterbach continues to insist the mRNA technology vaccines are “more or less free of side effects”, German commentary site achgut.com here reports how vaccine injuries have exploded across Germany. Cropped here. Waiting list grows to 800 The site reports “the Marburg University Hospital has set up a special outpatient clinic […]

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Zeppelin Back To Life? Start-Up ‘H2 Clipper’ Green Dirigible Boasts 170-Ton Payload, 7500 M3 Cargo Space

By on 2. April 2022

Green hydrogen powered dirigible could revolutionize long haul cargo transport worldwide. More than 80 years ago, the Hindenburg Zeppelin LZ 129 exploded and crashed as it approached landing at Lakehurst New Jersey on May 6, 1937. The behemoth 250-meter long vessel rigid airship had been in service for just under a year. At the time, […]

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Germany Now Finds Itself In A Desperate Energy Situation. An Urgent Letter To The Federal Government

By on 1. April 2022

The nuclear industry association is calling for an extension of operating lifetimes. But in Germany, there is a lack of political will, and the operators are profiting from the green energy business. The damage is paid by the citizen. By Holger Douglas Hat-tip: EIKE There could not be a better symbolic image: the demolition of […]

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