Although media interest in climate change is crashing, apparently lots of people still want governments to act.
Category: IPCC
United Nations Launches New IPCC for Artificial Intelligence, Bernie Sanders Issues Dire Warnings
Out with the old scare, in with the new.
Bjorn Lomborg: The USA Should Keep Funding the IPCC
Apparently the IPCC is the main bulwark *against* climate alarmism?
Trump’s Withdrawal from Collapsing Climate Narrative
The curtain is falling on the world’s most expensive soap opera. For decades, a cast of unelected bureaucrats and subsidized academics fought to keep the production alive, but the audience…
Trump withdraws from UN Framework Convention; ends illusion we’ll always have Paris
President Trump is withdrawing the United States from 66 intergovernmental organizations he has determined are “contrary to the interests of the United States.” This is a big deal, especially the…
Donald Trump’s COP Out
The U.S. has invested far too much political and financial capital into a process ill-suited to address the ostensible climate problem, a process that often works against American interests and…
Rejecting Climatism: Trump Withdraws from UNFCCC and 66 International Organizations
The rejection of support for UN climate change efforts moves in a radically new direction in global environmental policy. Will other nations join the US and step back from climate…
Victory as Trump withdraws America from UN climate framework & IPCC!
Our long national nightmare of UN bureaucracies exploiting global warming as pretext for forever-increasing taxation, spending, redistribution, and control over Americans is winding down at last.
U.S. Withdraws from the IPCC—and Dismantles a Global Climate Bureaucracy
…the exit from IPCC-adjacent institutions is not an isolated gesture, but a blunt, in your face, message that the era of unquestioned deference to transnational climate bureaucracy is over.
Pielke Jr. –A Takeover of the IPCC
There’s an old saying in science: extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The new IPCC, sadly, seems content to settle for extraordinary press releases. The public deserves better. It’s time to…
Trump Cuts U.S. Scientists Loose from IPCC Report: Climate Juggernaut Takes a Hit
Trump’s decision doesn’t dismantle the climate machine outright, but it does strip away some of its horsepower. Those who’ve spent decades poking holes in the IPCC’s narrative can sit back…
IPCC U-Turn as it Prepares to Start Blaming Humans for Bad Weather
Roger Pielke is particularly unimpressed with what he calls “weather attribution alchemy”. In his view, attribution science is a form of “tactical science”. Such science serves legal and political ends,…
UK Met Office Fails to Retract False Claim of “More Intense” Storms Due to Climate Change
Perhaps the Met Office doesn’t want to apologise for misleading the public over winter storms – it might put down an unwelcome marker for mea culpas becoming general across the entire media…
Restoring the Sciences: Rethinking Climate Risk with Judith Curry
The IPCC is just a big consensus manufacturing exercise.
COP28: Who Matters? — Follow-up
“China having a higher share of renewables each year, while also having a massive growth in overall electricity consumption. … What does this tell us about the type and amount…
The Great Climate Change Science Bottleneck
IAM research and IPCC reporting The two activities have become interdependent and reciprocally legitimizing.
Video: 2022 Nobel physics prize winner John Clauser rips climate idiocy, No ‘climate crisis’ and IPCC ‘one of the worst sources of dangerous misinformation’
2022 Nobel physics winner John Clauser ripped the pseudoscience and ‘techno-con’ that is climate last week in South Korea.
Thorough analysis by Clintel shows serious errors in latest IPCC report
We are sorry to conclude that the IPCC has done a poor job of assessing the scientific literature.
What Postmodernists Got Right About Science
It was inevitable, perhaps, that after science became ubiquitous and powerful, and very rich, that it would devolve into politics. Which is what the postmodernists (in part) argued all along.