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The Climate Blame Game: When Correlation Becomes Causation
Written by Mary-Jean Harris on November 2, 2026. Posted in Current News Any sensible person knows that correlation does not mean causation.
Iran’s navy is effectively destroyed
International, Media, Military, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS Welcome aboard and thank you for joining PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH—AMERICA’S NAVY. I am LCDR Steven Rogers, USN Retired, and presently the Executive Director of the Association of the United States Navy.
Europe ignored the danger. Will America? #44 IQ al-Rassooli
Don’t Imbibe the Kool-Aid with Kim Kennedy – America will not preserve its liberty by watching Washington and hoping for the best. A constitutional republic requires citizens willing to vote, ask hard questions, and hold public officials to their promises. Complaining from the sidelines is no substitute for doing the work. Former Arizona Sheriff Richard Mack sees the country’s danger as a surrender of… Don't Imbibe the Kool-Aid, Elections, Political
America’s power crisis has a convenient scapegoat
Artificial Intelligence, Energy, Political, Technology, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS America’s electricity crisis is not simply a consequence of rising demand from artificial intelligence and data centers. It reflects deeper problems involving energy policy, the retirement of dependable power generation, and the growing disconnect between political ambitions and engineering reality.
Florida’s $1.8 trillion economy: A blueprint for America’s economic future
Business, Economic, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS Florida is on fire! And for once, that’s good news. The Sunshine State is making headlines for something that’s quite impressive: an economy that continues to climb the global rankings while building a reputation as a powerhouse for business, job creation, and wealth generation.
Can institutional neutrality restore trust in climate science?
Energy, Environment, Globalists, Political, Top Stories Science is an ever-evolving field that requires us to build our best understanding of the world based on available evidence. Then, we must always be willing to modify our theories when new evidence comes to light.
Liberty won’t survive on the sidelines
Don't Imbibe the Kool-Aid, Elections, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS America will not preserve its liberty by watching Washington and hoping for the best. A constitutional republic requires citizens willing to vote, ask hard questions, and hold public officials to their promises. Complaining from the sidelines is no substitute for doing the work.
The climate blame game: When correlation becomes causation – Debunking claim that ‘global warming has increased the risk of child marriages, teenage pregnancies & violence against girls’
https://www.americaoutloud.news/the-climate-blame-game-when-correlation-becomes-causation/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email By Mary-Jean Harris & Tom Harris Excerpt: Any sensible person knows that correlation does not mean causation. Namely, that two things that happened simultaneously are not necessarily related. But this simple logic is thrown out the window when it comes to climate change, because in the activists’ minds, just about everything is a sign of human-caused climate change.
France is burning, Washington is investigating, and America is watching
Globalists, ISMs, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS France’s “Student Uprising” Nate opens with a look at the unrest sweeping France. What began as high-school protests over school conditions quickly escalated into some of the country’s worst street violence in years—burned buildings, looted shops, a historic town hall torched, and thousands arrested.
The most important election in our lifetime… again!
Elections, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Podcast Index | RSS Every two years, we’re told this is the most important election of our lifetime. While that is rarely true, this upcoming midterm election is about more than just control of Congress. In just a couple of weeks, Americans will be voting in the midterm elections. Well, some Americans will be voting.
The climate blame game: When correlation becomes causation
Energy, Environment, Globalists, Political, Top Stories Any sensible person knows that correlation does not mean causation. Namely, that two things that happened simultaneously are not necessarily related. But this simple logic is thrown out the window when it comes to climate change, because in the activists’ minds, just about everything is a sign of human-caused climate change.
The five psychological weapons behind the net-zero movement
Energy, Environment, Globalists, Political, Top Stories Net zero has been the main talking point for climate activists since 2019, urging us to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by 2050 until our emissions are balanced with measures to remove CO2 from the atmosphere. This scheme will affect nearly every aspect of our lives, from the energy we use to power our homes, our transportation, the products we can manufacture, and, inevitably, the high costs associated with an energy transition.
Taking climate change to court
Courts, Environment, Globalists, Political, Top Stories Climate activists have tried—and sometimes succeeded—to take oil and gas companies to court for alleged climate harms. This past Monday, 5 October 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County to determine whether federal law bars state and local governments from bringing climate-related lawsuits against energy companies in state courts.
Are these the final nails in the climate scare coffin?
Corruption, Environment, Globalists, Media, Top Stories Despite mounting concerns from climate activists that we must rapidly decarbonize our society to prevent catastrophic climate change, there have been an increasing number of real scientific discoveries that have been putting nails in the coffin of their narrative.
Climate Week NYC where science policy and politics collide
Energy, Environment, Globalists, Political, Top Stories This year’s Climate Week NYC, by Climate Group, is shaping up to be a hub of climate alarmism and propaganda. Taking place in New York City from September 20 – 27, it will have over 1,000 events and activities across the city with over 100,000 participants.
Eco-imperialism: When green power becomes tyranny!
Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories In past centuries, Western nations strove to colonize the world, often causing devastation and enslavement to poorer nations. They were bringing “civilization,” but this often resulted in unforeseen consequences. Now, most of these nations have regained independence, but another form of imperialism is still happening today, though under a different guise.
The real climate crisis! Trillions spent fighting change while adaptation gets scraps
Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories Whether or not there is a climate crisis—a proposition that top climate scientists consider highly unlikely—we should be able to agree on some things.
Breaking: New database launched directly to public exposes extreme weather
Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories We constantly hear climate alarmists blame human activity for causing extreme weather events, but these events have always been with us. When we look at the data, it certainly isn’t the case that extreme weather is increasing around the world. But how can we be certain of this? After all, government-funded scientists aren’t unbiased.
Planting trees for the environment, or political gain?
The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – There is a generous, compassionate, and hopeful side of humanity that can easily get buried beneath the constant stream of negativity dominating our news and conversations. But stories like these remind us that people are still looking for ways to help one another. Whether it’s a wealthy resident writing a million-dollar check, a community… Education, Inspirational, Top Stories
An energy source everyone should agree upon
Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories Some see nuclear power as a curse that will lead to the end of our civilization, but others see it as the energy source that will save it. When we delve into the details, however, both environmentalists and energy advocates should agree that nuclear is the way to go to benefit our society and the environment.
We must kill NET ZERO before it kills us!
Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories Net zero is the worldwide goal to reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions, the latest, and perhaps most comprehensive scheme by climate alarmists to overhaul our modern way of life.
Scientists knew…but governments refused to listen
The United Nations has been forecasting climate doom for decades, regularly releasing apocalyptic reports in an attempt to justify extreme cuts to our carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and a major overhaul to our modern way of life. Yet the most cited future forecast, the Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5 (RCP8.5), is fundamentally flawed.
‘Climate Alarmism’ and the mental health of young people
Education, Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories With the constant barrage of climate alarmism in our media, schools, and promoted through businesses, it’s not surprising that worry about the state of the world has embedded itself into the everyday citizen’s psyche.
Beyond the barrel: America’s oil industry and the road ahead
Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS Production and demand for oil have been under the cross-fire with the war in Iran and the volatility of the market. Prices soar and plunge, leaving customers at a loss about what to do. Being dependent on foreign oil producers such as Iran makes us vulnerable to political conflicts, and even with America being a net exporter of oil, we can still feel the effects.
Are heatwaves a sign of climate catastrophe?
Energy, Environment, Globalism, Political, Top Stories Podcast: Play in new window | Download | Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Podcast Index | RSS With the current heatwaves sweeping throughout Europe and North America, climate change has been making headlines in the news. We’re causing the heatwaves! Carbon dioxide is to blame! Turn off your air conditioners! Yet blaming the weather on humans is just part of the alarmist hype.
The Train Wreck of Modern Feminism
By Mary-Jean Harris – Imagine a train that has reached its destination, just pulling into a lakeside town with passengers ready to depart. But to their surprise, it keeps going, past the railway station, past the town, and eventually heads into a dangerous wilderness where it will face an inevitable crash. What began as a pleasant trip turned into a disaster. The feminist movement is following a similar route.
Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom
We are in an extraordinary period of history, with constant threats looming over our breakfast tables as we hear the daily news. Yet many of these threats of catastrophes and impending doom are far away, “invisible,” or very difficult to prove. Most people simply accept the words of those in authority to learn about these distant threats. Those figures of authority, however, often mislead us.
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