Green Conservatism Now: October 2017

GOTTA love #Climate bedwetters - whenever their orthodoxy is challenged by irrefutable facts & data they consult the groupthink playbook:
1. “Unsourced”
2. “Not pal-reviewed”
3. “Not credible”
4. “Not established science”
5. “Denier”
6. “97%” or “99%” of scientists
— JWSpry (@JWSpry) October 22, 2017

Tuesday, October 17, 2017

Solar Panels Not So "Useful" After Hurricane Irma

Solar panels are NOT the answer before a storm, they surely are NOT the answer after a storm.

Solar panel field in Virgin Islands after Hurricane Irma. pic.twitter.com/goJ5IBhqeM
— Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) October 17, 2017

Tomi Lahren Makes a Valid Point on Science

Tomi Lahren is not to be confused with any sort of intellectual force on the Right, but she does make a good point here. The Left wants us to believe all sorts of things, about all sorts of thing. According to the Left, we can no longer accept as normal or right, that which is understood, normal, and right. While we are supposed to accept the Left's outlandish claims so that they can force us to accept what we know is not right, here is an example of how we can throw it right back at them, especially as it relates to science.

#TomiLahren speaks on liberals and their use of "science" in arguments. What are your thoughts on this? 👀👍

A post shared by Republican Ideals (@republican_ideals) on Oct 16, 2017 at 4:46pm PDT

Monday, October 16, 2017

Scientist Roy Spencer: Climate Changes Naturally

MUST READ: Scientist Roy Spencer: Climate Changes Naturally https://t.co/a48jRbAUKp pic.twitter.com/GTCeG7CWue
— Climate Realists (@ClimateRealists) October 16, 2017

Friday, October 6, 2017

Mark Mills in the Wall Street Journal Today

Mark P. Mills has an editorial in today's Wall Street Journal regarding the way forward for Puerto Rico's electrical operations in the wake of the devastation left by Hurricane Maria. Of course the Green Left is pushing for all the impractical things that the Green Left advocates for; while Mr. Mills brings reason and logic to the debate.

The column is posted below, but feel free to hit the link and show the WSJ some love for printing this editorial, and you can share it that way (or from this site) as well.