Links tagged “astrology”
- New York Times: Lawns Are Symbols of Racism, Bad for Global Warming – Lawns ‘are a symbol of man’s control of, or superiority, over his environment’
- Delingpole: University Beef Ban Won’t Save the Planet – But WILL Make Students Stupid and Ignorant
- Penn State Professor Demands More Control Over Agriculture Because Climate Change
- Slow Hurricane Season No Surprise As Tropical Storm Trends Defy Climate Alarmist Warnings
- Al Gore: 2006 Global Warming ‘Point of No Return’ Claim Was ‘Accurate’
- Arctic Sea-Ice Loss Has ‘Minimal Influence’ on Severe Cold Winter Weather, Research Shows
- University bans burgers to help save the planet after declaring ‘climate emergency’
- American Psychological Association: Climate Skeptics Can be Convinced to Believe in Science
- Stop the madness! From kid school climate strikes now to hunger strikes! ‘People should be terrified’: One teen’s hunger strike over the climate crisis – Teen starved himself for 10 days at US capital to protest ‘criminally complicit’ government’s inaction
- Warmist George Monbiot: ‘Beef is like a loaded gun, pointed at the living world’
Monbiot: "Beef is like a loaded gun pointed at the living world. It is an absolutely disastrous product."Climate Depot Reality Check: STUDY: Vegetarian Diets ‘Worse’ For ‘Climate Change’ – Three Times ‘More Harmful to the Environment’– Carnegie Mellon Study: ‘Eating lettuce is over three times worse in greenhouse gas emissions than eating bacon.’ – ‘Lots of common vegetables require more resources per calorie than you would think. Eggplant, celery and cucumbers look particularly bad when compared to pork or chicken.’
Climate Depot's Marc Morano comments: The war on meat-eating also includes the ubiquitous climate tipping points. UK greenie George Monbiot 2002 warned we only had 10 years! ‘Famine can only be avoided if the rich give up meat, fish and dairy’ — Now only 7 Months Left Until Starvation Sets In! — Monbiot on December 24, 2002: ‘Within as little as 10 years, the world will be faced with a choice: arable farming either continues to feed the world’s animals or it continues to feed the world’s people. It cannot do both’
