I wish the negative nellies in our media, our schools and our politicians would listen to what the real scientists are finally admitting. This is not the end of the…
The Weather Isn’t Getting Worse. The Lawsuits Are
The NAS report could trigger a wave of costly new lawsuits and forced settlements based on theoretical assumptions rather than observable evidence, drain public and private resources, and further make…
En Banc DC Circuit Reinstates Funding Of The Most Corrupt Program Ever Enacted
I challenge any reader, or anyone else for that matter, to name any program in the vast federal handout universe more corrupt that the so-called Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund that…
Live at 1 PM ET: The Muppets Mouth Climate Propaganda — The Climate Realism Show #21
There is no let-up in the culture’s attempt to scare our kids about climate change. The latest development is a segment on Sesame Street to teach kids not to be…
No, ScienceDaily, Data Show No ‘Sharp Acceleration’ in Warming
ScienceDaily’s readers deserved to hear that distinction. Instead, they received another clickbait style headline announcing certainty with possible future consequences where the underlying science remains far more nuanced and proof…
The Insidious Population Reduction Narrative Disguised as ‘Sustainability Science’
If the goal is a livable planet, the answer lies in expanding our capacity to thrive within it, not shrinking the number of people allowed to try.
Uncertainty In Estimating Solar Forcing Across The Arctic Is 100-350x Larger Than CO2’s Alleged Climate Impact
The 20-70 W/m² uncertainty in estimating the Arctic’s surface solar radiation is 100 to 350 times larger than 10 years of accumulated clear-sky-only CO2 impacts (0.2 W/m² per Feldman et al.,…
In Covid as in Climate Change: Truth Will Out
The interests that prospered from these ’emergencies’ will not surrender their narrative easily.
Claim: Potatoes are Endangered by Global Warming
Except for Potatoes grown by farmers who know how to farm?
Green Lament: That Trillion Dollar AI Investment Could have been Spent on Renewables
“… That $1 trillion could have been used for anything. It could have been invested in renewables. …”
SURFRAD data and surface heat transport
There is great disagreement and discussion about how heat once planted on the Earth’s surface redistributes itself and makes its way back to space. Not that it makes much difference…
Climate Scepticism in Six Charts
As national policy, Net Zero is environmentally irrelevant at the global level, physically impossible to achieve, economically ruinous and politically performative: an unserious approach to governance that undermines sensible policy…
Don’t Worry, Matcha Lovers, NewScientist’s Claims Are Bunk, Your Tea Isn’t Going Anywhere
False news stories are published almost daily that try to scare people into taking action on climate change by claiming some luxury product they enjoy is disappearing because of it.…
It took AI 70 years to get here, so what can it do for us?
In July 1956, Carnegie Mellon’s Herb Simon and Allen Newell presented what is considered the first AI computer program at the Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence. Called the…
Wall Street’s new hidden tax on your home
Unaccountable ‘climate risk scores’ are silently gutting the biggest asset most families will ever own.
Climate Crusaders Turn to Flimsy ‘Extreme Event Attribution’ to Bring Down Oil, Gas, and Coal
At best, “extreme event attribution” is an interesting hypothetical exercise – an educated guess. It is no more than that. It will be a tragic day when governments and courts…
Climate Journalism in Decline
I guess NPR and the Washington Post, et al. do not know their audiences.
“Climate Change Kills”: Spain’s Rebuke to Climate Deniers
“… opposition parties have rejected Sánchez’s plans for a “state pact” to prepare Spain for the climate emergency. …”
Farce Of The Week: Germany’s Weather Site Donnerwetter.de Attempts To Measure The Rhine River’s Temperature!
The video has made a splash across the German Internet because of the obviously totally shoddy manner the measurement was performed!
Modeling the Troposphere
It has always been a bit of a mystery why the IPCC CMIP models reproduce the tropospheric temperature profile so poorly, here we try and explain the problem.