By Andy May In the Great Climate Change Debate between Professor David Karoly and Professor Will Happer, Glenn Tamblyn was called upon to finish the consensus side of the debate…
Month: March 2022
Aussie Children’s Climate Change Court Case Rejected
Aussie Federal Environment Minister Sussan Ley has successfully argued she does not have a duty of care to protect young people from climate change.
Scottish Government Ignores Frantic Food Crisis Warnings, Embraces Green Piety
The Ukraine was the bread basket of Europe, and Russia was a major source of fertiliser. Yet as the interruption of grain and fertiliser supplies raises the spectre of crop…
The Longest Drought
Essentially, we need to stop thinking about returning to normal as a thing that is possible
Epstein Vs. Dessler: Should America Rapidly Eliminate Fossil Fuel Use to Prevent Climate Catastrophe.
A debate at The Steamboat Institute Energy and Climate Summit, The Nexus of U.S. Energy Policy, Climate Science, Freedom and Prosperity featuring Alex Epstein, author of the New York Times…
Oil Price Hikes Hit Poor Countries The Hardest
However, the situation is far more serious for populations of developing countries who have a much smaller buffer against life-threatening deprivation.
Separating Science From Pseudoscience For Floods And Extreme Precipitation
Video (and transcript) explores the pseudoscientific claims regards floods and extreme precipitation to separate the scientific facts from simple catastrophic narratives to determine what is natural and what is caused…
Claim: Permafrost peatlands approaching tipping point
Researchers warn that permafrost peatlands in Europe and Western Siberia are much closer to a climatic tipping point than previous believed.
The Atlantic: Even a Minor Nuclear War would be a Climate Problem
Atlantic contributor Robinson Meyer mentions all the dead people and wrecked cities, before progressing on to discussing important climate consequences.
Climate Research Strike Falls Flat, Colleagues Choose Sharm el-Sheikh
Back in January, WUWT gave our full support to Bruce Glavovic, Iain White and Tim Smith’s call for a climate research moratorium, until governments keep their promises. Sadly most of their colleagues appear…
Warming Could Lead To Fewer Tornadoes… Trend Has Been Downward 70 Years, Less Damage
The tornado debate, which heats up every time severe activity occurs, remains completely undecided when it comes to what the future holds. But so far, the data have been pointing…
House Democrats Cancel Looming Embarrassment With Oil Executives
Amid cries of “Putin Price Hikes,” the Biden Administration and congressional Democrats continue to obsess over the “climate crisis” and promote a rapid “transition” to “renewable” energy.
Comparing AR5 to AR6
By Andy May The IPCC AR5 report was published in 2013 and the CMIP5 climate models they used, have been shown to predict faster warming than observed in the tropical…
Study: Ice flow is more sensitive to stress than previously thought
The rate of glacier ice flow is more sensitive to stress than previously calculated, according to a new study by MIT researchers that upends a decades-old equation used to describe…
Schernikau & Smith: ‘Climate Impacts’ of Fossil Fuels
Dr. Lars Schernikau, energy economist, entrepreneur, and commodity trader explains in a short 18min video a new peer-reviewed research paper authored by him and Prof William H. Smith of Earth…
Yale 360: Climate Change is Disrupting Global Supply Chains
According to Yale, companies are re-discovering keeping a component inventory and supply chain redundancy, but there are fears this will increase costs.
Climate tipping might not always be disastrous
Crossing a tipping point may lead to many other situations than the generally assumed catastrophic outcome
Franklin’s Ill-Fated Expedition Contradicts Dr. Michael Mann’s Hockey Stick Temperature Reconstruction
The expedition took place at a time that is likely to be among the coldest in the last 2,000 years.
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