COVID-19: A Glimpse Of The Eco-Dystopia That Greens Keep Pushing
Greens just can’t help themselves. As the rest of us do what we can to tackle or withstand the COVID-19 crisis, they treat it as a sign, a warning from nature, a telling-off to hubristic, destructive mankind. The speed with…
International ozone treaty stops changes in Southern Hemisphere winds
(University of Colorado at Boulder) The Montreal Protocol of 1987 phased out production of ozone-destroying substances such as chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). Beginning around 2000, concentrations of those chemicals in the stratosphere started to decline and the ozone hole began to recover. In this study, researchers have shown that around the year 2000, the circulation of the Southern Hemisphere also stopped expanding polewards — a pause or slight reversal of the earlier trends.
With global warming, Arctic ice road season grows shorter – Yale Climate Connections
(Photo credit: Ian Mackenzie / Wikimedia) Many people avoid driving on icy roads. But in Northern Canada’s Arctic tundra, some roads are made of ice. A network of seasonal roads on frozen rivers and lakes allows trucks to reach remote…
Truckers are the unsung heroes of this pandemic
There’s no shortage of people facing extraordinary adversity to help us maintain some semblance of civilization in these pandemic times. There are the usual suspects — doctors, nurses, firefighters — who make courage under fire seem so routine. And then…
More essential coronavirus links: March 17-23
A roundup of information from physicians, scientists and journalists.
Climactivist Naomi Klein Uses Pandemic To Stoke Fears About ‘Capitalism’
Environmentalism seems to have entered into an extremely weird phase. A great example is lefty climate alarmist Naomi Klein trying to use the coronavirus pandemic to stoke fear and anger over capitalism in an eight-minute and forty-eight-second video. She slammed…
UC identifies populations most at risk of opiate addiction
(University of Cincinnati) UC’s Health Geography and Disease Modeling Laboratory found that white males ages 30 to 39 were most at risk of fatal overdoses in Ohio. The study also identified 12 clusters in the state where overdose rates were highest.
PBS’ Amanpour Finds Eco ‘Silver Lining’ In COVID-19 Outbreak
On Monday’s Amanpour & Co., PBS/CNN International host Christiane Amanpour echoed climate alarmists who have suggested that the Coronavirus has been good for the climate by depressing human activity as she suggested there has been a “silver lining” for the…
Are Car Dealerships Now Actively Advertising Electric Vehicles? — South Africa Example
A lot has been written about traditional automakers trying very hard to delay the mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), as they still have massive investments made in the internal combustion engine (ICE) ecosystem to recoup
Tune up your immune system in the garden
A backyard garden is a place of beauty, an attraction for birds, insects, and wildlife, and a personalized market for the most local produce imaginable But did you know your garden can also tune up your immune system, ward off…
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