Climate Fact-Check August 2026

From ClimateREALISM

Guest Post by: The Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow, The Heartland Institute, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, the Energy & Environmental Legal Institute, and the International Climate Science Coalition, and Truth in Energy and Climate.

Editor’s note: This compilation serves as a fact check on the most widespread false claims made about climate change by the media in August, 2026.

Debunking claims of climate links to wildfires, hottest month, water crises & Nepal flooding

Links: USGS landslide identificationThe New York Times article, NPR articleavalanche, seismic shakingair temperature penetration of ice, Himalaya temperature record.

Links: Scientific American article, Spokane fires, 2014 Carlton Complex fire, arsonist arrested, fire burn area and temperature research, Eastern Washington temperaturescheatgrass issue.

Links: Global News articleEl Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), NOAA prediction,  “extremely rapid transition,” El Niño weather impacts.

Links: AP article, urban heat island effect, research on NOAA adjusted data, paper finding declines in “hottest day” values.

Links: Scientific American articleGlobal Change Biology paper, wildfire burn data for Europe, Europe fire emissions data, forested land burn data.

Links: Nature Communications Earth & Environment study, IPCC’s estimates, Medieval “megadrought.”

Until next month, enjoy these and other great climate fact checks at:

ClimateRealism.com

ClimateDepot.com

Wattsupwiththat.com

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NotChickenLittle
September 12, 2026 6:15 pm

The scale, the breadth and depth, of the “Man-caused climate change” hoax continues to be both maddening and disheartening. Our young receive full indoctrination by the publick skools, the media, celebrities, politicians, even the once-trustworthy Scientific American, lo how they have fallen!

Fortunately there are many people who by age, experience, and most of all observation and evidence, see a bit more clearly. But we need to get and keep the adults in charge and not the children…