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Jack Dini

Jack Dini is author of Challenging Environmental Mythology. He has also written for American Council on Science and Health, Environment & Climate News, and Hawaii Reporter.

Most Recent Articles by Jack Dini:

Any country that uses renewables has absolute uncertainty around consistent energy stability

Carbon dioxide vindicated

This revelation raises serious questions about the reliability of much of the existing research on sea level rise and its impact;

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Tattoo Health Concerns March 13, 2026
You are injecting a mixture of industrial pigments, heavy metals and azo compounds that will migrate to your immune system organs and sit there for the rest of your life, driving inflammation;

This doesn’t mean there are no waste pathogens on your toothbrush, just that the natural bacteria from the toothbrush reduces their numbers;

Florida’s residue numbers are junk science at its worst. They aren’t peer-reviewed, and the evaluation method is not disclosed;

20th anniversary of the release of Al Gore’s alarmist global warming movie, ‘An Inconvenient Truth’. Gore has surfed the movie and climate alarmism to a net worth estimated at $300 million and a Nobel Peace Prize;

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Nuclear Energy Rejuvenation February 8, 2026
Global momentum is building around nuclear energy, Nuclear plants shut down in Germany and Japan are being put on-line;

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Climate Cult’s Dissolution January 28, 2026
The house of cards built on computer and manipulated emotions is collapsing under the weight of a stubborn, inconvenient reality;

One additional bit of information adding to defy alarmists is that there has been a marked cooling trend across the North Atlantic in recent decades;

A recent study finds that in the past century, amid ongoing climate change, extinction rates have slowed, and they are currently at their lowest in the past 500 years;

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King Coal is Far From Dead December 23, 2025
King Coal is far from dead—it’s fueling America’s future, as it is in much of the rest of the world.

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Climate Models Have Problems December 11, 2025
Models Distort Truth: Current model simulations still deviate from real world observations

They just don't get it;

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Gates said that too much money has been put into expensive and questionable efforts

Africa and other developing nations need electricity now. Not someday in the future;

The lesson is clear. Policymakers should always assess the full costs, not just partial figures. Most importantly, they should avoid turning energy policy reliant on unproven technology into political patronage;

Is there any doubt why President Trump withdrew the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement on his first day back in office

Things aren’t going well for German green energies;

Media reports are laced with unsubstantiated claims that man is overheating his planet

A critical review of impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on the US climate

Over just the last 100 years, human deaths attributed to weather related disaster around the world have declined by over 99 percent

Solar plants are drying up

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Net Zero Zeroing Out July 16, 2025
The Tech-Giants are backing away. Microsoft and Google have given up. They’re not bragging about their carbon neutrality anymore. Not now that their emissions have increased 29% and 50% respectively in the last four or five years

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Wind Issues Worldwide July 1, 2025
Wind and solar produce just a tiny (and unreliable) trickle of total American energy consumption

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Get Used to Blackouts June 19, 2025
It is getting very dark

Both poles are doing fine

Nuclear takes the least amount of land, uses the least amount of earth’s natural resources, has lifetimes up to 3X that of renewables (80 vs. 24 years), is competitive in cost even though it pays for all its clean-up, disposition costs up front

A study found that there is actually slightly more land surface exposed than there was 30 years ago

USAID gave $68 million dollars to the World Economic Forum, a group of networking billionaires who meet in January each year to ski in Davos. They turn up in private jets to discuss how they can stop the average man flying

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