Daily Archives: July 20, 2020
Tunisia floods due to heavy rains – July 19, 2020
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Erneuter Windkraft-Terror an Nord- und Ostsee!
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Der Windradwahnsinn geht in eine neue Runde. Die Bundesregierung hat einen stärkeren Ausbau der Offshore-Energie beschlossen. Auf Nord- und Ostsee werden tausende gigantische neue Schredderanlagen entstehen. Die größte Umweltzerstörung nimmt ungebremst Fahrt auf. Vogelliebhaber sollten noch einmal den Anblick von Kranich & Co bewußt genießen. Denn damit wird es bald vorbei sein. Die derzeit rund […]
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New model of predicted polar bear extinction is not scientifically plausible
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New model of predicted polar bear extinction is not scientifically plausible vor 50 Min. Apparently, a prediction that polar bears could be nearly extinct by 2100 (which was first suggested back in 2007) is news today because there is a new model. As for all previous models, this prediction of future polar bear devastation depends […]
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JAMA Declined Comment on Masks and HCQ
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JAMA Declined Comment on Masks and HCQ vor 2 Std. JAMA Current has rejected my comment to a recent peer-reviewed paper, used by the CDC to justify recommendations of universal masking and to downplay the role of hydroxychloroquine in preventing COVID-19 spread. It is well known that health care workers have been taking hydroxychloroquine for […]
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Interferon Beta reduced risk of severe Covid by 80%
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Interferon Beta reduced risk of severe Covid by 80% vor 2 Std. Welcome to the Era of the Anti-Virals. They’re everywhere. A legacy of the coronavirus pandemic is the dawn of new ways to stop viruses. Here’s another new (old) one — it’s only a small trial, but if it can stop 4 out of […]
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Polar bear survival contradictions: sea ice decline vs. documented harm
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Here I take a detailed look at sea ice and polar bear population health information available for Western Hudson Bay and the Southern Beaufort compared to the Barents and Chukchi Seas. Data from the first two regions – but especially Western Hudson Bay – are used repeatedly to proclaim that a pronounced decline in summer […] […]
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New model of predicted polar bear extinction is not scientifically plausible
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Posted on July 20, 2020 | Comments Offon New model of predicted polar bear extinction is not scientifically plausible Apparently, a prediction that polar bears could be nearly extinct by 2100 (which was first suggested back in 2007) is news today because there is a new model. As for all previous models, this prediction of future polar bear devastation […]
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My polar bear podcast interview with Anthony Watts from WUWT
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My polar bear podcast interview with Anthony Watts from WUWT 19. Juni 2020 polar bear sea ice conservation population academic freedom A few days ago I had the pleasure of talking with Anthony Watts from WUWT as part of his new podcast series. Listen to it here. Below, I’ve copied a post from earlier this year that summarizes some […]
