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Author Archives: mavery
A CLIMATE DEBATE: BOTH SIDES SHOWED UP! BY DENNIS T. AVERY
I just took part in a remarkable event: a public debate over manmade global warming in which both sides appeared—and the Associated Press reported on it! I have been invited to many of these events over the past six years, … Continue reading
PRINCE CHARLES: TOO “GREEN” TO BE KING, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
Prince Charles recently made his most outspoken criticism yet of the world’s failure to reduce CO2 emissions. Meanwhile, British families have seen no global warming trend in 16 years, while their electric bills have doubled to support expensive and unreliable … Continue reading
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Tagged Global Warming, Prince Charles, Queen Elizabeth, wind turbines
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A CLIMATE CYCLE DELIVERED OUR COLD SPRING, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
Lots of us are commenting on the U.S. having the second coldest spring in the official thermometer record (starting ca. 1860) and the coldest since 1975. Remember, too, that in 1975 major news magazines were predicting a sudden return to … Continue reading
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Tagged cgfi.org, dennis t. avery, Global Warming, Pacific Decadal Oscillation, PDO
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BILLIONAIRE “FORCING” CLIMATE CHANGE, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
A Wall Street billionaire is pledging to spend “whatever it takes” to make manmade global warming the “defining issue of our generation.” Most recently, he sent airplanes with banners over Boston that read “Steve Lynch for Oil Evil Empire.” Lynch, … Continue reading
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Tagged cgfi.org, dennis t. avery, Global Warming, Green Energy, Steve Lynch
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THE DAM IS ABOUT TO BREAK, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
When a dam is about to break, the first sign of collapse is a little trickle of water over its top. Last, week Geoffrey Lean of London’s Telegraph scooped a little trickle of water over the top of the man-made … Continue reading
IS WARMING THE “CIVILIZATION-KILLER”?, BY DENNIS T. AVERY
Author Eugene Linden writes books on the far edge of the environmental movement. He recently wrote, a bit hysterically, in The Daily Beast: “we need leaders with the courage to steamroll the deniers and the vested interests . . . … Continue reading
GEOLOGIST SAYS MARCOTT’S CO2 THESIS FAILED, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
Geologist Don Easterbrookhas commented on a new computer study that claims “current global temperatures of the past decade . . . are warmer than during 75 percent of the Holocene temperature history.” [i]Easterbrook says the Marcott paper is “totally at … Continue reading
BRITAIN NARROWLY ESCAPES “GREEN” BLACKOUT, BY DENNIS T. AVERY
For years, many of us have warned the “green energy” craze would throw First World countries into blackouts, factory knockouts, more deaths among the elderly and all manner of avoidable tragedies. It nearly happened to Britain in January, as bitterly … Continue reading
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Tagged 500 Years, britain, cgfi.org, dennis t. avery, green blackout, Green Energy, Spain, Unstoppable Global Warming Every 1
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GREENS NOW BETRAY THE WILD FISH, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
The Food and Drug Administration just approved genetically modified salmon, which grow larger and faster than wild salmon. That’s excellent. There are only so many wild fish in the seas, and biotech salmon could help save wild salmon fisheries from … Continue reading
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ETHANOL COSTS ONE MILLION JOBS, BY: DENNIS T. AVERY
IF President Obama still cares about more U.S. jobs and high food costs he can now immediately gain on both.. An economist in Indianapolis just calculated that the U.S. is losing a million jobs this year—along with $30 billion in … Continue reading