Author Archives: Rashid Faridi

Alarmists claim a big glacier in Antarctica could “swallow parts of cities all over the world”. Oh No – We Might Need a 3ft Sea Wall to Stop the Doomsday Glacier from Wrecking Cities

Urban spaces are indeed Situational. These spaces are dynamic and constantly evolving, influenced by factors like technology, social interactions, and cultural values. Urban spaces are not static; they continuously transform based on how people use them and the events that occur within … Continue reading →

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach. I must confess, I use WUWT as a lab notebook on steroids. It reflects my latest work, my latest calculations, my … Moving, But Not In A Straight Line