But whatever the motive, it is very harmful, resulting in unnecessary worry and leading to bad decisions (like the wasteful, corrupting Washington State CCA, which preferentially hurts low-income people while…
Category: Drought
Sustainability Professors: Global Warming Might Force Restriction of Agricultural Water Use
But this might result in less food.
Seattle Times Provides Deceptive and False Information on Washington State Drought
But when it comes to issues dealing with climate, the Seattle Times has descended into advocacy, hype, and exaggeration, unsupported by facts and actual science. 1
Monitoring Drought and Groundwater from Space
By precisely tracking these changes, GRACE FO allows scientists to map how water moves across the planet
Sorry, The New Republic, Climate Change Isn’t Causing Somali Migration. Blame Civil Strife and Poverty
here is no evidence that this drought is worse than those that drove historic migration. The cited claim that recent drought in Somalia was made “a hundred times more likely”…
No, Al-Jazeera, Climate Change Hasn’t Altered African Flood and Drought Patterns
By presenting interviews and moment-in-time scenes as confirmation of a continent-wide climate verdict, Al Jazeera is misleading its audience by making a causal connection where data show none. Africa’s vulnerability…
Drought Deception
Northwest drought is being exaggerated by a group including publicly funded agencies, the media, local government, and climate activists.
UK Government: “Delete Old Emails” to Combat Climate Change and Drought
Spending tax money on reservoirs instead of renewables might have been more effective.
Guardian: “Choose your news” Media is Contributing to Climate Inaction
“… If there’s no common framework, there can be no consensus commitments. …”
NYT’s ‘Thirsty Atmosphere’ Claim Falls Flat: Real Data Debunks Drought Alarmism
When news outlets resort to metaphors about “thirsty skies” and glaringly omit factual explanations, they’re not informing—they’re indoctrinating. Honest climate reporting, requires a lot less narrative and a lot more…
Nigeria’s Water Crisis: Why Poor Management, Not Climate Change, Is Drying Up Farms
Nigeria’s weather conditions are unlikely to be unprecedented, but mismanagement of the land amid a booming population can quickly destabilize what resources the nation has. Climate change does not have…
German Droughts Were Much More Common Back In The Old Days, Before 1980!
Four of the 5 driest years on record in Germany occurred before 1960. Eight of the top 9 occurred before man-made climate change was ever an issue (before 1980).
Reversing soil desiccation: cooler, moister, greener
Solutions become clear when we recognise water and vegetation as partners in climate regulation. Protecting and restoring forests and wetlands does more than sequester carbon — it rebuilds the processes…
Drought in the Southwestern U.S.
By Andy May The featured image is a photograph of the Big Bend area in Texas in October 2015 when the drought index was moderately moist. The photo was taken…
U.S. Water Woes – Northeast
Megalopolises need fresh clean drinking water – a lot of it. NY City needs a billion gallons a day. NY City ‘steals’ much of that water from the Catskills –…
The Misunderstanding of Drought
“Oversize plumbing pipes move water inefficiently, wasting money and increasing the risk of waterborne diseases. And water efficiency is especially important as climate change makes droughts more frequent and severe.”
Stick to Finance, Financial Times; Weather is Not Getting Worse
The juxtaposition throughout the article of the two discussing climate change and policy, including how people need to change the way they eat and take vacations, with frequent breaks to…
Met Office Warns: Extremely Wet Summer…After Warning Droughts Would Become More Frequent
Climate science keeps contradicting itself
California’s Unprecedented Mega-Permadrought
Hydrological Drought, as opposed to Meteorological Drought, is the deus ex machina of California drought mongers
The Lake Garda Climate-Freak-Show Disappears… Italy’s Largest Lake Now Overflowing!
Just a year ago, the media and climate “experts”, however, were warning that Italy’s largest lake, at 370 square kilometers, risked drying up – a sure consequence of climate change,…
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