McKitrick
McKitrick has been mentioned or cited more than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel '"Mothers Against Wind Turbines™" Phoenix Rising…' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, McKitrick was highly popular in October, 2016.
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[...] grow better in air with CO2 concentrations several time higher than present values. Essex and McKitrick are on target in their book, Taken by Storm. It is striking that many skeptics, like me, are [...]
therockandrolltimes.com
[...] Act, which sparked the phasing out of the coal-fired power plants. Both McKitrick and Yauch said that the province generates more electricity than it needs, the cost of which [...]
cpi.probeinternational.org
[...] of the waste of time and money. Add the second and related problem identified by Essex and McKitrick in Taken By Storm and it is confirmed. Climate research is anything but a routine application of [...]
mothersagainstwindturbines.com
[...] checking. And it is a graph that was systematically shown by Steven McIntyre and Ross McKitrick to be wholly misleading, as McKitrick recounts in glorious detail in his chapter in The [...]
mothersagainstwindturbines.com
[...] by 29 per cent, mining by 13 per cent, and forestry by less than one per cent.” Professor McKitrick explains in his report that wind is especially wasteful, as surplus generation occurs generally [...]
mothersagainstwindturbines.com
[...] by 29 per cent, mining by 13 per cent, and forestry by less than one per cent.” Professor McKitrick explains in his report that wind is especially wasteful, as surplus generation occurs generally [...]
coalitionoffreedom.com
[...] to double down and claim even more confidence than ever in their models,” said Ross McKitrick, a University of Guelph economist who was instrumental in criticizing and eventually undermining [...]
awaz-e-wah.com
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