Guest Column
Items of notes and interest from the web.
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Why would anyone listen to Howard Dean?
Take That, Vladimir: German Government Approves Fracking
Nightmares of Obama
Obama and his JV White House staff have to stop pandering to the Iraqi government and start doing what is best for the U.S.
EU Wants India To Contribute To $100 Billion UN Climate Fund
Two Israeli medical device concepts for easier diagnosis of pneumonia win Grand Challenges grants.
Robbing the middle class
Temperature Adjustments Transform Arctic Climate History
Keystone XL is an investment in our future energy and economic security. We can’t afford to delay it any longer.
TTFields therapy, developed by an Israeli scientist, delivers low-intensity alternating electric fields via a scalp device to inhibit cancer cells.
Claim: Russia Funding Anti-Fracking Groups
Queen Fears Britain Isn’t Ready For Charles & His Activism
National Defense Consultants, Providing clients with military analysis ranging from geostrategy to special operations; counterterrorism; Gound, Naval, Air combat
The Greening Of The Vatican
RE: Temperature and Carbon Dioxide Revisited
Obama justification of the Bergdahl swap
Europe’s $100 Billion Green Energy Mistake
China, India
TouchéMedical is developing a low-cost ‘smart’ patch pump designed for patients of all ages with diabetes, Parkinson’s and other chronic conditions.
“We are calling on the Government of Ontario and the IESO to make a sober re-evaluation of the damage current energy policy is doing to our economy
Simply put, a lot of Americans can’t—and won’t swallow such economic spin of mammoth proportions, either from the media or from our President
Greece’s Socialist Government Plans New Coal Power Plants
INEOS: Without Shale Gas UK Manufacturing Will Collapse
Link found between infrasound emitted by wind turbines and complaints of "unbearable sensations" by residents
Richard Lindzen: Climate Alarmism Is a Doomsday Cult
A large part of the reason we are in such a mess
The polarisation of the climate debate has gone too far