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Life Regulates Earth’s Climate

Climate modelers did not take into account biology. The earth has automatic mechanisms to regulate climate.

Oceans Mitigate Global Warming

New findings show that our ocean, and the unique molecule—water—are designed to ameliorate climate catastrophes.

2022 Year in Review

Here is a list of the most visited articles in Creation-Evolution Headlines in 2022.

Beavers Mitigate Global Warming

Beavers provide a natural feedback that protects water quality downstream, scientists find.

Weekend Climate Reader

Research on climate does not always match political hype.

How to Keep Titan Old Despite Evidence

Cassini's finding of a mostly dry Titan falsified expectations. But secularists refuse to give up on their beloved billions of years.

Politicians Overplay Climate Science

With hype exploding around the internet, there has never been a bigger need to understand the limitations of science.

Birds Break Evolution Stories

Evolutionary theory is not just for the birds. The birds actively challenge Darwinism.

Weekend Climate Digest

Don't just listen to the hype and respond to scare tactics. Read the science.

Comfort for the Climate Panicked

Take heart; the world is not coming to an end. Who says so? Climate scientists.

More Reasons to Doubt a Climate Doomsday

We're just reporting what secular pro-warmist journals are saying.

Ginkgo ‘Living Fossil’ Trees Defy Evolution

"200 million-year-old" ginkgo tree leaves showcased but their fossils often preserve original plant material.

How to Avoid Climate Screams

The epistemology of climate science reveals a wide gap between alarmism and empiricism.

Smoke Gets in the Eyes of Climatologists

Wildfire smoke and other factors have not been properly taken into account in climate models.

Climate Scientists Don’t Know What They Claim to Know

The edifice of climate science making the world cower in fear of catastrophe is a house of cards. Listen to the scientists describe this and that joist in the edifice.
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