Perhaps the most concerning issue in the climate change debate is that so many people refuse to accept the fact that all science – including climate science - is predicated on hard evidence.  And every theory or conclusion must be supported by observation,...

Ya gotta love the elites who rationalize flying in private jets because they buy “carbon offsets.”  Give me a break!  These folks should remind us of the men who during the Civil War legally circumvented the Conscription Act by paying another man to take their place...

An exclamation mark is a grammatical sign used to express strong feelings or a forceful statement that someone wants us to believe.  So, considering the importance of the exclamation point in the English language, I thought I would illustrate the evolution of climate...

About a month ago, on December 12th  bureaucrats, CEOs, educators, entertainers, and journalists from around the world concluded the United Nations' COP28UAE global warming conference in Dubai.  These ‘elites,’ who have absolutely no influence, control, understanding...

Perhaps the most concerning aspect of the climate debate is that there is no debate.  The cancel culture and the media have conspired to silence those brave enough to dissent.  Honest scientists must now be careful about circulating data that debunks the assumptions...

The two biggest problems in the climate change debate are the lack of candor and the lack of honesty that begins with the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), an agenda-driven organization that has repeatedly proven itself to be a source...

On June 7th of this year, smoke from Canadian wildfires fires darkened the skies over New York City and left New Yorkers with some of the worst air quality of any city earth – even polluted Beijing had better air quality.  Of course, the legacy media was quick...

No one is immune to falsehoods, in part because of how our cognition is built and how misinformation exploits it.  We use mental shortcuts, or heuristics, to make many of our judgments, which benefit us.  At the same time however, our cognitive tendencies can make us...