Alarmist Andrew Revkin
The New York Times’ lead science correspondent, Andrew Revkin, acts as a megaphone for global warming alarmists, broadcasting their every far-fetched claim as if it were the gospel truth. He acknowledges that "there is no smoking gun" in the climate change debate, and that "For every Ph.D., there is an equal and opposite Ph.D." Yet he routinely dismisses any suggestion that climate change is not the man-made crisis he thinks it to be.
Here's a collection of links exposing his fraud.
Paul Chesser - November 24, 2009
The Amazing Revkin of the New York Times, that is, who at about 5:00 yesterday posted a reader response to the whining of University of Chicago climatologist ... (read more)
Anthony Watts - November 24, 2009
Paul Chesser of the American Spectator writes about Andy Revkin's lack of coverage at the NYT blog "Dot Earth", in Andy Did Something Good Last ... (read more)
Paul Chesser - November 23, 2009
On Friday the New York Times’ house global warming author Andy Revkin, reporting on the breaking (Revkin would prefer it be braking) global Climategate ... (read more)
K. Daniel Glover - November 23, 2009
Poor Andrew Revkin can’t help himself. The New York Times reporter and Dot Earth blogger is so intellectually invested in the environmental movement ... (read more)
Dr. Tim Ball - November 21, 2009
Global Warming is often called a hoax. I disagree because a hoax has a humorous intent to puncture pomposity. In science, such as with the Piltdown Man ... (read more)
Paul Chesser - October 28, 2009
Fresh from controversial, unuttered racist remarks that spurred sports businessman Dave Checketts to drop him from his bid to buy the NFL’s St. Louis ... (read more)
Paul Chesser - March 13, 2009
It’s a rare occasion when you find a global warming alarmist willing to debate a skeptic in public, as happened last month in North Carolina when ... (read more)
WHAT'S NEWJames M. Taylor - March 19, 2010
Russian oil companies are preparing to drill for oil and natural gas in Cuban waters closer to Florida than U.S. energy producers are allowed to drill, ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 18, 2010
One of the surest bets in politics used to be that legislators from coastal states would oppose offshore oil and natural gas production. All that is changing ... (read more)
Peabody Energy Company - February 11, 2010
Peabody Energy Company has petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency to reconsider its December 2009 finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 16, 2010
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will address so-called ocean acidification, making a deal with the Center for Biological Diversity ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 15, 2010
The old-fashioned news media is bleeding revenue, jobs, and influence, and media insiders claim they cannot figure out why. Many reasons are to blame, but ... (read more)
Jennifer Steinhauer - March 10, 2010
Los Angeles averages more than 300 days of sunshine a year, and it often seems as if environmentalists outnumber rattlesnakes in many parts of the sprawling ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 12, 2010
The myth that renewable energy is cost-competitive with conventional power sources is taking another hit, as Los Angeles has announced a 5 percent hike ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 11, 2010
Proponents of California’s greenhouse gas reduction law used flawed economic models to assert the bill will create more jobs than it kills, concludes ... (read more)
Art Horn - March 08, 2010
Floridians have suffered through the coldest winter in almost 30 years. In some parts of South Florida, it’s been colder than anytime in the last ... (read more)
James M. Taylor - March 10, 2010
Environment Maine released a solar power report and related press release yesterday claiming, “Solar power is also increasingly cost competitive with ... (read more)
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