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- Fires in Australia create dangerous weather conditions Thu, 9 Jan 20, 4:30amAuthorities warn that the unprecedented ferocity of Australia’s wildfires can produce extreme weather systems — dangerous and unpredictable conditions known as cumulonimbus flammagenitus, or pyrocumulonimbus...
- Morrison government to underwrite two new gas power stations Mon, 23 Dec 19, 2:56pmAustralian government refuses to rule out new coal-fired generation as it ticks off gas plants in Queensland and Victoria
- ABC, Climate experts do damage control on 1896 heatwave story, can’t say why, but they “know” it was cooler. Faith! Sat, 21 Dec 19, 4:39pmWinning! The 1896 heatwave story is going viral and the ABC is reduced to weak, late excuses Australians are realizing that our hot history has been hidden from us...
- Turtle-inspired bamboo shelter contracts to half its size in case of extreme weather Fri, 22 Nov 19, 4:30amWith extreme weather wreaking havoc around the world, there is a need for resilient shelters more than ever before. EEMY Architecture and Design has created a sustainable and resilient structure that can withstand nearly...
- Raw Data Bombshell: no change in Very Hot Days in Australia since World War I Wed, 20 Nov 19, 2:21amWhat a bombshell. The original data at 60 of the oldest sites across Australia shows there are no more Very Hot Days now than there were early last century. That’s no trend in 40 degree days for 100 years.
- The Bureau of Met disappears “Very Hot Days” graph showing the most hot days in 1952 Wed, 23 Oct 19, 1:21pmHere’s an inconvenient fact: Australia had the highest number of very hot days in 1952, back when CO2 levels were 311ppm and humans had not yet emitted 87% of our carbon dioxide emissions...
- Lightning ‘superbolts’ form over oceans from November to February Tue, 10 Sep 19, 7:00pmUniversity of Washington The lightning season in the Southeastern U.S. is almost finished for this year, but the peak season for the most powerful strokes of lightning won’t begin until November, according to a newly...
- New report warns of extreme heat of 127 degrees or more in the US Tue, 30 Jul 19, 2:30amJust when you thought the environmental news couldn’t get any worse, a shocking new report warns Americans that they may be facing temperatures of 127 degrees Fahrenheit...
- 'Biggest compliment yet': Greta Thunberg welcomes oil chief's 'greatest threat' label Sat, 6 Jul 19, 1:13amActivists say comments by Opec head prove world opinion is turning against fossil fuels
- Record High Temperatures in France: 3 Facts the Media Don’t Tell You Wed, 3 Jul 19, 7:00amReposted from Dr. Roy Spencer’s blog July 2nd, 2019 by Roy W. Spencer, Ph. D. News reporting of the recent heat wave in France and other European countries was accompanied with the usual blame on humans for causing the...
- Why Caution Is Needed With Those Hail Pictures in Mexico Tue, 2 Jul 19, 3:00pmFrom Forbes A dose of common sense from Marshall Shepherd As I browsed the social media, I saw claims of climate change, “end of times” language, and sheer awe that hail fell in Mexico during the Summer...
- Extremes Sat, 15 Jun 19, 3:00pmReposted from Judith Curry’s Climate Etc by Judith Curry Politics versus science in attributing extreme weather events to manmade global warming. If you follow me on twitter, you may have noticed that I was scheduled to...
- Pennsylvania Man thinks roundabouts are causing tornadoes… Mon, 10 Jun 19, 3:00pmHT/Bruce
- Climate disasters are less costly, less deadly, and corporate warnings are just $1T of hot air Fri, 7 Jun 19, 8:07pmHitting the presses today, the vacuous news that lots of companies picked huge numbers out of the air using broken models to guess hyperbolic climate losses coming in the next five years, counter to all the trends for the...
- We must mobilise for the climate emergency like we do in wartime. Where is the climate minister? | Ian Dunlop and David Spratt Mon, 3 Jun 19, 10:59amUnfortunately, much scientific knowledge produced for climate policymaking is conservative and reticent