Dennis Avery

Dennis Avery is a former U.S. State Department senior analyst and co-author with astrophysicist Fred Singer of Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1,500 Years

Most Recent Articles by Dennis Avery:

Africa: The Next Megadrought March 12, 2012
We’re only 150 years into the Modern Warming and even the short Medieval Warming lasted 350 years.
The Vikings: Victims and Victors March 5, 2012
Earth’s abrupt climate change cycles
Raw Milk: Buying Danger February 25, 2012
Fresh milk 150 times more dangerous than pasteurized dairy
Unknown volcanes caused the Little Ice Age February 14, 2012
Little Ice Age lasted about 550 years
Response to plant species to CO2 levels February 5, 2012
The earth has stopped warming
Will Seaweed be the biofuel solution? January 29, 2012
Cost-effective ethanol from algae
Shale gas: Boon for humanity or bane? January 21, 2012
Green Agenda, Howarth’s recent widely circulated, paper in Climatic Change claims shale gas is perhaps twice as bad for the environment as burning coal
How Columbus Caused the Little Ice Age December 31, 2011
Stanford University geochemist Richard Nevle blames Christopher Columbus for a sharp reduction in atmospheric CO2 during the 16th and 17th centuries
A new strategy to feed the world December 18, 2011
Increasing our crop yields and food production, The Stine Seed Company of Adel, Iowa
Washington Post converts to conservation? December 12, 2011
Bio-technology and high yield crops
Add herbicides to Africa’s rescue plan November 27, 2011
Africa has been farming organically for thousands of years and have reaped hunger from low yields and economic stagnation in rural areas
UN Trapped in Climate Turmoil November 20, 2011
Earth’s lack of warming since 1998
We need safe food, not new regulations November 1, 2011
Since we can’t eliminate the bacteria from nature, is to eliminate them from our food.
It took too long to get a Herman Cain October 25, 2011
Thank God for Herman Cain
Will renewable energy bankrupt England? October 14, 2011
Fuel Poverty: British cost of electricity is rising about six times as fast as British household incomes
New antibiotics—or needless deaths October 1, 2011
Why were farmers to blame when hospital resistance quickly developed to the very newest human-prescribed antibiotics?
Al Gore and the lakes of molten lava September 12, 2011
As for Al Gore, he just needs to tell us when the earth will start warming again—and why we should believe him again.
Could she keep her $2 gas promise? September 4, 2011
Michele Bachmann
Cloud Matters August 28, 2011
Why are we so fixated on blaming humans for a million-year-old process? Why do we insist we’re more powerful than the sun?
Food stamps to save the economy August 21, 2011
Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack: Stamps are an economic stimulus
Lucky accident slashes food poisonings August 15, 2011
New food additive is a “lantibiotic" a peptide
Our Colossal Ignorance on Global Warming August 7, 2011
It’s not just that man-made emissions don’t control the climate, they don’t even control global CO2 levels
Farmer suicides reduced by biotech August 1, 2011
The world’s farm pesticide death toll has been cut radically with biotech seeds that carry their own internal pesticide
Making heat waves deadly again July 26, 2011
Mayor Bloomberg's anti-coal donation to Sierra Club
The next climate debate bombshell July 19, 2011
CERN in Geneva—will soon announce that more cosmic rays do, indeed, create more clouds in earth’s atmosphere. More cosmic rays mean a cooler planet
More boulders in Africa’s farm path July 13, 2011
Green Movement
No mystery to non-recovery July 5, 2011
The economy hates uncertainty, and Obama has introduced more economic uncertainty than we’ve had since Hoover and Roosevelt started violating the law of supply and demand 80 years ago
Precedent supports climate skeptics June 25, 2011
Rejecting man-made warming alarmism
Where’s The “Science Story of the Century?” June 19, 2011
Expect a long quiet period for the sun—and decades of cooler global temperatures
A burning issue: More huge forest fires? June 12, 2011
The Wallow Fire has burned more than 600 square miles of Ponderosa pine forest at this writing