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Global Warming, Soot Pollution, Mayor Bloomberg, the Paris Conference (forthcoming): So Confusing, So Confused!

Jacques Delacroix Current Events, Politics , , , , ,

So many inane things have been said about climate change by silly unqualified sources and so many others by dishonest qualified sources that it’s hard to keep separating the wheat from the shaft (Ah, ah!) On the Monday June 29th of the Wall Street Journal, former Mayor Bloomberg of New York City delivered himself of advice … Continue reading Global Warming, Soot Pollution, Mayor Bloomberg, the Paris Conference (forthcoming): So Confusing, So Confused!

Global Warming and Scholarly Conspiracies, etc. Part Two

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In Part One of Scholarly Conspiracies, Scholarly Corruption and Global Warming, I drew on my own experience as a scholar to describe how the scientific enterprise can easily become corrupted for anodyne, innocent reasons, for reasons that are not especially cynical. I argued, of course, that this can especially happen in connection with such big, … Continue reading Global Warming and Scholarly Conspiracies, etc. Part Two

Scholarly Conspiracies, Scholarly Corruption and Global Warming: Part One

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97 % of scientists, blah, blah…. Ridiculous, pathetic. Thus challenged, some people I actually like throw reading assignments at me. Some are assignments in scholarly journals; some, sort of. Apparently, I have to keep my mouth shut until I reach a high degree of technical competence in climate science (or something). I don’t need to … Continue reading Scholarly Conspiracies, Scholarly Corruption and Global Warming: Part One

Polar Bears Multiply: Global Warming Faulted

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From Live Science, accessed 08/19/11: “Charles Monnett, a wildlife biologist with the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement, (BOEMRE) was placed on administrative leave on July 18 pending the conclusion of an Inspector General investigation into “integrity issues,” according to the suspension order. Monnett had been questioned by the Interior Department’s Office … Continue reading Polar Bears Multiply: Global Warming Faulted

Pres. Trump and Me After Two years

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I voted for Donald Trump for two clear reasons. First, his name is not Clinton. Second, he promised to nominate Supreme Court Justices from a published list of conservative judges. I have been amply satisfied on both counts. Accomplishments Then, I watched pleasantly surprised as the Trump administration engineered a tax reform that could only … Continue reading Pres. Trump and Me After Two years

Growing Poverty in the US: A Repost (In Honor of Bernie Sanders)

Jacques Delacroix Current Events, Politics , , , ,

This is an old post, reproduced today in honor of American Senator and presidential candidate Bernie Sanders It’s vital to the liberal narrative that pretty much everything has to go generally downhill (except global warming, of course, which is always going up even when it’s not, like right now). Life has to deteriorate, they think. … Continue reading Growing Poverty in the US: A Repost (In Honor of Bernie Sanders)