Another study now brings the cumulative total to a 38% difference in CO₂ absorption not previously known to climate science. That’s big.
Category: Climate News
A Bit Of Perspective Goes A Long Way
I mean, if we could build one of these suckers per week, that would only take us … hang on, let’s see … carry over what sums to greater than…
Don’t Feel Sorry For VW… Liberal Arts College Dropout, Anti-Auto-Activist on Supervisory Board!
She dropped out of all her studies without a degree. Moreover, she’s an anti-car activist who travels by bicycle. She has neither industrial management experience, financial expertise nor an inkling…
Urban Heat Island Effects Have Not Yet Been Removed from Official GHCN Warming Trends
These results suggest there is now additional reason to distrust the official temperature trends reported for U.S. weather stations. They are, on average, too warm. By how much? That remains…
No, The Carbon Sinks Aren’t Sinking
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@WEschenbach on eX-Twitter) The usual font of misinformation, the Guardian, has an article claiming the following: In 2023, the hottest year ever recorded, preliminary findings by an…
Climate Change Weekly #522: EV Owners Have Big Carbon Footprints
In this issue: EV Owners Have Big Carbon Footprints Green Equipment Companies Are Poor Investments
Climate Change Weekly #521: Climate Journalism, Increasingly Bought and Paid For
Journalistic creed and ethics be damned, media outlets collaborated to suppress voices of dissent, first about climate change, then about the Wuhan coronavirus and the government’s response to it, election…
It’s too late to save Britain from overheating, says UN climate chief Prof Jim Skea
From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT By Paul Homewood h/t Philip Bratby Why is the Telegraph publicising this propaganda? Humanity has missed its chance of keeping global warming…
Microsoft ‘Buys’ Nuclear Power Plant to Run AI – and it’s Showing Us the Future
AI and nuclear energy are a marriage made in heaven it seems. It holds out hope for a more sensible energy policy in the U.K. to be developed after all.…
American Legislative Exchange Council Adopts Energy Security ARC Model
“Despite the fact that his climate agenda is directly responsible for the steep rise in energy prices, the Biden administration does not seem to be bothered whatsoever by the blunt…
A note about NOAA websites being down
I have been getting some emails from people trying to access temperature datasets and other data from NOAA websites, and getting 404’s or “access denied” type messages. The main repository…
Good News: Arctic Ozone Hits Record High
More stratospheric ozone is positive for life on Earth. The stratospheric ozone layer is a natural sunscreen, absorbing harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation.
Climate Change goes SkyNet. Bigger computers, more power, to ‘make decisions’ for us.
From the Climatic SkyNet department comes news of this upcoming climate-model-supercomputer hootenanny at the University of Illinois in October. What could go wrong if we let a supercomputer make decisions…
Aussie Firefighters Warn of Lithium Battery Vehicle Fire Danger
Mike Gallagher, CEO of Ports Australia – “You can’t put them out. So you can imagine it on the street if you can’t put them out, imagine them on a…
Climate Change Weekly #519: Climate Negotiations on Hold, Pending U.S. Elections
Despite advance agreement on the main topic of the conference, it seems the negotiations have gotten bogged down, in no large part because the payor countries are uncertain what the…
LA Times: ‘It’s almost shameful to want to have children’ – ‘Climate Anxiety & the Kid Question’
“ I think I may not have children although I do want them,” she notes. “Just because, with all of the things we see going on in the world, it…
Another Episode Of Cleaning The Augean Stables
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach (@weschenbach on eX-Twitter) Our estimable Charles the Moderator, who gets my eternal thanks for keeping the hits happening here on WUWT, asked me to take…
Climate Change Weekly #517: Net Zero Efforts Destroying Forests and Reefs
“It has been assumed by modern scientists (and popularized by the recent preference for alarmist narratives) that reefs could not favorably withstand these environmental conditions—nor such rapid change,” writes No…
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