(My Eastern New Mexico News column from January 15, 2020- posted in its entirety now that the paper's exclusivity has expired) I remember the panic I felt about tornado warnings as a child. It didn't matter

Recently some government functionary told angry teen Greta that before she scolds Americans on what she believes we should be doing to "fix" AGCC (climate change), she needs to go study economics.

Why is anthropogenic global climate change (AGCC) about the only scientific topic where the "consensus of scientists" is still supposed to be the final word, shutting down any further discussion?

A few days ago I let slip that the face of the Swedish Climate Troll, Greta Whatsername, triggers in me a desire to punch it. I then immediately-- in the same post-- included that I wouldn't, because I

I like to listen to scientific lectures. Unfortunately, it's becoming rare to be able to listen to an entire lecture without hearing an awkward jab at the anti-science mindset of the Republican Party.

I remain unconvinced of the crisis of Anthropogenic Global Climate Change. And even more skeptical that government is the solution. If I could ask one question of all "climate activists", this

I have a few things to add related to my recent post about Scott Adams' mistake about "climate change" not being a "power grab". You and I know it is. Scott would say this just shows

On a recent podcast, Scott Adams almost had a meltdown when confronted by the evidence that many of his listeners believe "climate change" hysteria is all about a power grab by those promoting

Who is the problem: the person who drops an apple core in his yard or the person who keeps a tire fire going behind his house? Why should the person who drops an apple core be punished while the guy with

The town I used to live near was famous for its coldness. The locals were proud of this. Then, someone (government?) decided that the "official temperature" should be recorded at the airport

"How do you talk to someone who doesn't believe in climate change?" That was actually the first sentence to an introduction to a TED talk (screencap above), and it illustrates a big part of the

Poor old Bill Nye the non-scientist guy. He's a laughingstock and doesn't realize it. He is completely, absolutely, 100% certain that humans have accidentally altered the Earth's atmosphere, causing climate