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By Intermountain Rural Electric Association
www.intermountain-rea.com

1. While temperatures rose in the 20th century, why did most of the warming occur in the first half of the century and earlier, when fewer fossil fuels were burned? North America warmed substantially between 1850 and 1930. But in 1971 a spokesman for the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, while noting that global temperatures had fallen during the previous 20-30 years, claimed that industrial pollution would soon reduce the global temperature by 3.5°C. read on

By Andrew Langer
President, Institute for Liberty

Obama’s Oil Spill Commission lacks expertise to provide America answers: Another example of public policy’s “War on Experts” read on

I encourage you to purchase this DVD.  It’s a fascinating journey into the discovery of a scientific mystery that Darwin himself couldn’t answer.
You can buy it here: http://www.darwinsdilemma.org/multimedia.php

By Dr. Tim Ball

Explosion of the rig and the ongoing oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico is a serious disaster exacerbated by media hyperbole and political exploitation from all sides. Failure to deal with it is a travesty and hard to understand. There must be a solution even if it’s drastic, such as a small-scale nuclear device to seal off the flow. Why are they not being used? Do they assume the impact is less than the problem of taking such action? Every day that goes by makes this assumption more wrong. One issue is the impact of weather on the spill, and the spill on the weather. read on

By Jim O’Neill

W.H. staffer: “Mr. President, it’s been over 50 days since the oil spill started, don’t you think you should get in touch with the head of BP, Tony Hayward?”

Obama: “Tony who?” read on

Evolution arguments never fail to amuse me.  To actually think that zero plus zero equals one is the basic foundation of sheer stupidity.  Yet the elite academia personalities are those that are trying their hardest to force this new math onto you and me. read on