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- From Storm to Scare Story: How The Guardian Wrongly Claimed Climate Change Caused a ‘Climate Breakdown’ 7 hours agoBy implying that a heartbreaking family tragedy is proof of global climate collapse, The Guardian irresponsibly misleads its readers, substituting emotional persuasion and advocacy with scientific rigor...
- NPR’s Climate ‘Tipping Points’ Advocacy – Three Claims, Zero Evidence Sun, 30 Nov 25, 1:00amNPR listeners and readers deserve the truth, which can only be discovered when the full context of each alarmist claim is presented. Instead, shamefully, Hersher and Sommer betray the ideal of journalistic pursuit of the...
- If the BBC Never Questions Net Zero the Journalists Might as Well be Replaced by ChatGPT Fri, 28 Nov 25, 9:00pmThe BBC seems to be dying. Unable to properly relate to the concerns of its nationwide audience, hazy on the difference between a man and a woman, seemingly keen on open border migrant overload, its increasingly ridiculous...
- No, Al Jazeera, Fossil Fuels Aren’t Killing Billions—They’re Saving Them Mon, 24 Nov 25, 1:00amThe data clearly demonstrate that as fossil fuel use has expanded, global health has improved, lifespans have grown, infant mortality, starvation, and hunger have dramatically declined, and prosperity has reached previously...
- The BBC: My Part In Its Downfall Sun, 16 Nov 25, 5:00pmThe howls of anguish from the legions of BBC supporters on X only exposes the reality that the BBC now is biased as it always has been – but it has unfortunately stopped realising that it is.
- SPACE.com Swallows Lies that Climate Change Is Making Wildfires Worse, It Isn’t Thu, 13 Nov 25, 1:00amThe underlying study used cherry picked data to claim wildfires were worsening. A review of larger data sets, both location-based historical measurements of wildfire acreage burned and large satellite data sets for recent...
- BBC to Review Bias in Climate Change Coverage Mon, 10 Nov 25, 5:00pmThe BBC has launched an internal investigation into the woeful shortcomings of its climate coverage. Did the Director-General read Paul Homewood’s article documenting 50 instances when the BBC has published or broadcast...
- The Independent is Laughably Wrong – There’s NO Climate Threat to Coffee, Chocolate, or Wine Sat, 8 Nov 25, 9:00amThe problem is that the Independent’s reporter, Emily Beament, presents these simulations as if they reflect reality. They do not. Real-world crop data tell a very different story.
- The Church of Climate Loses Its Pulpit at CBS Sat, 8 Nov 25, 1:00amIn that sense, the elimination of the “climate desk” may be the healthiest newsroom reform we’ve seen in years. For too long, climate journalism has been less about discovery and more about repetition. If this marks...
- Pakistan’s Deadly Floods Are Not Worsened by Climate Change, BBC Thu, 6 Nov 25, 5:00pmThe BBC turned the piece that could have been a rational criticism of corruption that leads to major infrastructure issues and human deaths into a propaganda piece that pushes the idea that degrowth and de-industrialization...
- The Guardian and Guterres Are Wrong: Science Shows No Climate ‘Tipping Points’ Sun, 2 Nov 25, 12:00pmGuterres’ comments are not based on science, data, or even history. He is simply attempting to worry the public, with The Guardian’s complicity, in order to gain political leverage for negotiations at COP 30 even as a...
- The AP Gets Hurricanes Wrong, Again, Melissa’s Intensity Is Not Proof of Climate Change Fri, 31 Oct 25, 8:00pmBy turning a single weather event into a climate morality tale, The Associated Press misleads its readers and betrays journalistic objectivity. Hurricanes, even powerful hurricanes like Melissa are meteorology, not ideology....
- Don’t Believe Your Lying Eyes! Wed, 29 Oct 25, 8:00pmThe wind industry must be getting really desperate now!
- Tell the Truth, The Guardian and NBC, High Weather Disaster Costs Aren’t Due to Climate Change Wed, 29 Oct 25, 12:00pmAs should be obvious to any honest observer exercising the least bit of common sense, the reason for rising disaster costs is clear, the expanding bullseye effect.
- No, Washington Post, Climate Change Isn’t Killing Washington, DC’s Trees—Urban Stress Is Tue, 28 Oct 25, 12:00amThe Washington Post’s story may make for poetic reading, but it’s science fiction masquerading as environmental journalism. The real issue is not a mildly warming world—it is a city that’s paved, polluted, and hostile...
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