AJP Taylor – “An Unusual Kind of Star”: Part 4
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Wind Industry Panics as Class Actions Loom: WHO Finds Wind Turbine Noise Harmful to Health
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It’s no mystery to those forced to live next to wind turbines that the incessant low-frequency noise they generate is seriously harmful to health.
When humans set out to torture each other, sleep deprivation is usually top of the list. The wind industry has been doing just that, with impunity, for the best part of 20 years.
To that end, the wind industry has been ably aided and abetted by their pet acoustic consultants – a group of ethically bereft mercenaries, who willingly doctor up fake noise reports on demand; reports which always claim their client’s wind farm complies with the toughest noise standards in the world.
In addition, the wind industry enlisted the support of a group of pseudo-scientists (almost always sociologists with bogus claims to medical qualifications) who invented the notion that the suffering experienced by wind farm neighbours is all the product of their febrile, ‘climate…
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Richard Lindzen: ‘Warming of any significance ceased 20 years ago’
14 Oct 2018 1 Comment
Earth and climate – an ongoing controversy
H/T The GWPF
This will go down like a lead balloon with the usual climate-obsessed suspects and their followers. Full lecture here.
Professor Lindzen said the IPCC report this week had reduced the alleged tipping point from 2C to 1.5C because there had been no significant warming for 20 years, reports the Daily Mail.
‘Warming of any significance ceased about 20 years ago, and 2C warming was looking increasingly unlikely.’
Professor Richard Lindzen slammed conventional thinking on global warming as ‘nonsense’ in a lecture for skeptical think tank Global Warming Policy Foundation.
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How Peter Jackson ‘Brought To Life’ WW1 Footage In His New Film
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in movies Tags: World War I
Over the past 15 years, malaria deaths have almost halved
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in development economics, economic history, health economics Tags: malaria, The Great Escape
Christians in the Caliphate: The Islamic State (Part 4)
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in economics of religion, war and peace Tags: war against terror
Why Don’t Sled Dogs Ever Get Tired?
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in economics of media and culture Tags: dogs
That Time Apollo 16 Astronauts Got the Farts
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in health economics Tags: space
The Palestinian government pays terrorists to murder Israelis @Oxfam
13 Oct 2018 Leave a comment
in defence economics, economics of crime, laws of war, war and peace
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