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What Happens to the World if Forests Stop Absorbing Carbon? Ask Finland

What Happens to the World if Forests Stop Absorbing Carbon? Ask Finland

Natural sinks of forests and peat were key to Finland’s ambitious target to be carbon neutral by 2035. But now, the land has started emitting more greenhouse gases than it stores

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Atlantic Hurricane Season

‘There’s Been No Increase’: Scientists Debunk Climate Change Claims About Hurricanes

“The “Rest of the Story”: According to NOAA, “There has been no significant trend in annual numbers of U.S. landfalling tropical storms, hurricanes, or major hurricanes.” NOTE: this article was originally published to TheEpochTimes.com on March 12, 2024. It was written by Karen Weintraub. Hurricanes are now ’smaller

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UN Says Melting Arctic Ice is a Key Indicator of Climate Change—But It's Not Melting

“Questioning the data. NOTE: this article was originally published to TheEpochTimes.com on June 12, 2023. It was written by Karen Weintraub. Climate policy based on an assumed relationship between CO2 and Arctic ice levels is problematic, say scientists. It’s bad news for polar bears, according to the most

Trillions Spent on ‘Climate Change’ Based on Faulty Temperature Data, Climate Experts Say

Trillions Spent on ‘Climate Change’ Based on Faulty Temperature Data, Climate Experts Say

This article says that “… a growing chorus of climate scientists are saying the temperature readings (on which rising global temperature models are based) are faulty and that the trillions of dollars pouring in are based on a problem that doesn’t exist.” NOTE: this article was originally published to TheEpochTimes.

Two Princeton, MIT Scientists Say EPA Climate Regulations Based on a ‘Hoax’

Two Princeton, MIT Scientists Say EPA Climate Regulations Based on a ‘Hoax’

Physicist, meteorologist testify that the climate agenda is ‘disastrous’ for US

Ocean Depth Comparison

Ocean Depth Comparison

In all likelihood the interaction of the ocean, and fluctuating energy output from the sun, controls global climate – including long term warming and cooling trends – aka ‘climate change’. — For more posts like this, in your inbox weekly – sign up for the Restoring Diversity Newsletter

USAgency to Limit Predator Killing Methods in Idaho

US Agency to Limit Predator Killing Methods in Idaho

“We-the-people’s war on wildlife and biodiversity is alive and well, as described in the article below. NOTE: this article was originally published to APNews.com on June 29, 2022. It was written by Keith Riddler. OISE, Idaho (AP) — A U.S. agency responsible for killing wolves and other predators

Head of Key Meteorological Organization Slams Climate Extremists, in Unprecedented Move

Head of Key Meteorological Organization Slams Climate Extremists, in Unprecedented Move

The head of the world’s foremost weather science organization issued a surprise rebuke to climate alarmists in remarks published on Sept. 6, marking what may be, according to some experts, one of the most significant developments in the climate debate in decades

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Farmers Across High Plains Brace for Hard Times as Drought Bears Down

On the Southern Great Plains dry spells are normal. Although farmers and ranchers can’t make it rain, they can keep soil healthy, to make the most of what rain they get. Any home gardener knows that plant beds without mulch cover or plenty of soil organics need more water,

Environmental Quality Is More Than Just the Climate

Environmental Quality Is More Than Just the Climate

The United States has done a very good job of reducing carbon emissions and human pollutants from sewage and industrial chemicals. But, simultaneously we have unleashed a devastating new environmental problem that has no smell or taste: pesticides and other farmland and rangeland chemicals. These have been in growing use

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US Drought Falls to Record Low

Good news for quail and wildlife: It looks like we will dodge the drought bullet for the moment. Now is the time to implement the range recovery practices that will mitigate the next dry cycle. NOTE: This post initially appeared on TheGWPF.com on April 28, 2017 Drought in the