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Donna Laframboise
Scientists have been making fools of themselves for some time. Yet they seem to pay no price.
Nature videos from National Geographic, Netflix, and the BBC can't be trusted.
If we've heard only one side of a debate, we can't claim to be fully informed.
Saving the planet: the all-purpose, never-ending justification for more taxes, control, and deprivation.
Forget the shallow, conformist media narrative. There's plenty of sound, perceptive analysis.
Peer-reviewed science is contradicted by the real world.
Ecology professor's political opinions published repeatedly in scientific journals.
Most of the Alliance of World Scientists 23,000 members DID NOT sign the climate emergency petition. But professional journalists didn't notice.
Are activists and academics so committed to a non-existent polar bear shortage they're willing to sacrifice Inuit lives?
Scientific research, published in influential places, can change the world. For ill as well as for good.
Refuse to talk to the reporter. Afterward, accuse her of 'multiple factual inaccuracies.' Isn't academia grand?
It's absurd to say scientists are only now speaking up. Reuters publishes egregious climate propaganda.
There's no guarantee scientific research is credible or accurate just because it has been peer-reviewed. Why is Facebook promoting this lie?
The University of Victoria receives hundreds of millions of tax dollars, yet refused to answer a single question about the firing of Susan Crockford.
Polar bear expert purged from the University of Victoria.
A new UN report relies on discredited research - and on academics who conceal vital information.
The larger community responds to the Greta Thunberg circus.
If you're trying to change people's minds, insults and accusations are counterproductive.
Transforming the world's energy system is a vast undertaking. Of colossal proportions.
This blog will return Wed., October 2nd.
Many of the talks being provided to the community are one-sided, activist, and controversial.
Germany has spent a ton of money. The result? Its previously robust electricity grid is now broken.
Your salad contains more nitrates than a bacon sandwich.
We teach children that a summary should accurately reflect a longer document. But things are topsy-turvy in the land of the IPCC.
There is no crisis. But there's lots of melodrama, double standards, and cherry picking.
Media outlets are supposed to be more reliable than your brother-in-law, but that seems less true every day.
If the crisis is real, why don't prominent individuals act like it?
Readers aren't told that expert is an activist.
Meatless Mondays are the thin edge of the salami.
There's unicorns, fairness & equity. Then there's what's possible.
Recycling programs should make sense and be boring.
The media fosters intellectual conformity. Is Google taking the same path?
Google pampers the already pampered at $20 million climate extravaganza.
Tax dollars are being used to brainwash young people with arrant, dangerous nonsense.
Portland State University says submitting fake papers to journals explicitly to assess their rigour is an ethics violation.
I discover an awesome garden gadget.
Dutch journalist maligned by TED head office.
The Aztecs practiced human sacrifice. So do we.
How can zero deaths be a 'health emergency'?
Writing about grim things can take a toll on your soul. Batteries need recharging. Perspective needs recalibrating. Here’s to blue skies, roses, beach sand, and sunshine! . .
When scientific journals decline to address their own fake news.
Preventing dialogue and discrediting disagreement.
Justice Committee cleanses the record - not of hate, but of awkward ideas.
Censorship is gaining traction in Canada. To a frightening degree.
A counterbalance to mindless cheerleading.
Rabid dog climate enforcers will destroy you without conscience or regret.
You will be encouraged to believe things about weather-related deaths that are the opposite of the truth.
Some people are 'curing' their Type 2 diabetes by changing what they eat.
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