Recently, a claim has circulated across major news outlets stating that “today was the hottest day on Earth for 125,000 years back when Neanderthals were roaming the planet.” Is this statement accurate? We’ve looked into the science behind this claim to bring you the facts. Let’s not
For geoengineering expert Dane Wigington, climate engineering is the greatest and most immediate threat against humanity. He made this remark during an appearance on the Health Ranger Report with Mike Adams. Wigington told Adams: “The greatest and the most immediate threat we face short of nuclear cataclysm is climate engineering.
In 2011, nearly two years after similar emails ignited the Climategate scandal, a new batch of 5,000 emails were leaked. These emails were among scientists central to the assertion that humans are causing a global warming crisis i.e., anthropogenic global warming. Three themes emerged from the new batch
The world’s largest cruise ship five times larger than the Titanic has been deemed a “monstrosity” for its gargantuan size.
In a stream of consciousness world there are no paddles for your boat. There will come a time when you’re sitting in a smoke-filled place from the out of control wildfires, the chicken balls you had for lunch might be crickets in disguise, the cat and the dog both