The idea that it is too hot for them in England is ridiculous.
Category: Climate Propaganda
“You keep using that word…”
Judges are being “educated” in advance on the plaintiffs’ case. The obviousness of this becomes clearer still if one considers the counterfactual: Big Oil, conservative foundations, the NRA, a right-to-life organization,…
Cherry-Picking Met Office Drops Declining Wind Speed Chapter From Its Latest Annual Climate Report
Needless to say, the Met Office owes the paying public an explanation for its extraordinary behaviour in failing to update such important climate data.
Met Office Heatwave Death Claim Was Fake News
There is no spike in deaths at any stage during 3-month period. Cumulatively there were 136,066 deaths last year and 135,466 this year.
Hardening Infrastructure Is Smart, Axios, Regardless of Climate Change
Axios would serve its readers better if it did not push fact-barren climate propaganda. Weather is not getting worse, but even so, hardening and improving infrastructure is always a good…
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…
Climate Journalism in Decline
I guess NPR and the Washington Post, et al. do not know their audiences.
Met Office Say Class 5 Lingwood Meets International Standards!
The Met Office can no longer claim to be a serious, scientific organisation:
Elena Kagan Gave Bogus Science a Blind Endorsement
Endorsing a manual without examining its most contentious sections compromises due diligence. Fortunately, it is not too late to correct course. The Federal Judicial Center should act now to restore…
A Guardian Article Indicates the UK’s Climate Hype May Have Peaked
Let’s hope the recent shift represents editors rediscovering an old-fashioned reporting principle: stick with the verifiable facts, in this case that sometimes a heatwave is simply a heatwave.
Was Storm Eowyn Worse than the Great Storm of 1987?
This dishonesty goes well beyond mere gaslighting. To suggest Eowyn was worse is an outright lie.
Parmesan Cheese Is Not Endangered by Climate Change, Reuters
With this story, Reuters is reaching for a political angle rather than accurately portraying the state of Italy’s dairy industry and the threats posed to it by expensive, intermittent wind…
Have Nurses Nothing Better to Do Than Discuss Climate Change?
If you wanted a snapshot of why so many nurses feel increasingly disconnected from their professional bodies, you could do worse than read the minutes of a recent meeting of…
Climate Retreat Documented in the New York Times
Reality bats last, it has been said. Energy affordability, reliability, and plenty trump unsustainable politically correct, economically incorrect wind, solar, and batteries. It is time for a real free market…
BBC Peddle Fake Heatwave Deaths Claims
Unlike these shysters, I am going wait until the actual mortality data is available, which is generally three weeks after the deaths occur – ONS data is for deaths registered,…
How Much Disinformation Can A Person Pack Into A Talk About Disinformation?
Why anybody would tap Naomi Oreskes to speak outside her ‘lane of climate disinformation expertise’ is a mystery, when she only erodes her own credibility by offering authoritative-sounding assertions which…
The Other “They Knew” Climate Story: #ExxonKnew vs. #TheyKnew
Climate anxiety didn’t appear spontaneously; It was cultivated.
It’s Summer Again, So Media Tees-Up Another Round of ‘Heat Dome’ Mania
In response to the Western Europe summer heat wave, France bans drinking alcohol in public.
The Oxford Institute Letting Climate Ideology Bias its Research
Respected institutions like OIES do their best work when they apply rigorous economic analysis to energy markets without fear of where it leads. The Hormuz crisis has given them —…
Four Million Sinking Homes
The rainfall data behind it shows no drying trend. The geology behind it has been stable since before the Romans. And the number the press ran was the one from…