Climate Change Conundrum
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Standards of Evidence 2026
Civil cases: A preponderance of the evidence
Evidence: d: something (as testimony, a writing, or an object) submitted at a judicial or administrative proceeding for the purpose of proving a party’s case
offered the weapon as evidence
als...
California Bragging
The governor of California is very vocal regarding the state’s leadership on numerous fronts, including the state’s progress toward a “clean energy” future. The image below was the first of a series of three images posted recently on Facebo...
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In January 2008, President Barack Obama stated that “electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket” in the process of a transition to a “clean” energy future, referring specifically to the effects of a “cap-and-trade” regime intended to int...
Climate “Crisis” Defused
The climate “crisis” narrative was a creation of the United Nations, nominally loosely based on the work of the IPCC, but actually based on the IPCC Summary for Policymakers, which is a political rather than a scientific document. The narra...
“Boiling Frogs” in New York
The “boiling frog” idiom is made up from science, myth, and metaphor. Nineteenth century experiments in German physiology suggested that frogs might not react to gradually heated water.
…the frog story became a compelling metaphor, especia...
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Climate change blogger. Retired technical researcher & research manager. Retired Marketing and Market Development VP. Retired Executive Director, market development center. Retired energy consultant.
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