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- ‘We can no longer predict the seasons’: why Indonesia’s coal mindset has to change Thu, 20 Nov 25, 10:21pmIt’s a climate-vulnerable nation, while also being the world’s sixth-largest greenhouse-gas emitter. Global investment in climate action is vital
- What Climate Science Actually Says About Extreme Weather Mon, 17 Nov 25, 5:00am2025 Climate Speaker - Roger Pielke, Jr. (The Honest Broker)
- 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.
- Climate Change Is Not to Blame for the Rising Costs of Natural Disasters, NBC Tue, 5 Aug 25, 11:00pmHowever, there is no real-world data showing such disasters are becoming more common or deadly, or any indication whatsoever that human greenhouse gas emissions cause or contribute to them...
- Hail No! NBC, Climate Change Isn’t Making Hail More Damaging Wed, 23 Jul 25, 11:00amNBC’s hailstorm climate segment is a masterclass in misleading science communication and seems to be more about funding than science.
- Storm Chasing with Michael Mann: How to Stay in the Climate Spotlight Fri, 18 Jul 25, 11:00pmIn summary, this paper offers a case study in climate science as performance art. There’s an obligatory nod to uncertainty, a parade of statistical significance at thresholds so generous even carnival barkers might blush,...
- Thanks, NewScientist, for Admitting Climate Change Isn’t Making the Jet Stream More Erratic Wed, 2 Jul 25, 7:00amThe NewScientist, and the AGU study it references, should have quit when they were ahead. They should have published their unalarming findings about climate change’s lack of an impact on the winter jet stream without then...
- Met Office should name storms after fossil fuel companies, say campaigners Thu, 26 Jun 25, 11:56pmStorm naming competition raises idea to remind public of link between fossil fuels and extreme weather
- Forbes’ False Alarm: NASA Claims on Worsening Weather Debunked by Data Sun, 1 Jun 25, 11:00amAll in all, the Forbes piece is pretty vague and innocuous outside of the false confidence projected of increasing severe weather based on some claims made by NASA that the author cites as authoritative...
- Trump’s tax bill to cost 830,000 jobs and drive up bills and pollution emissions, experts warn Thu, 22 May 25, 9:00pmBill will unleash millions more tonnes of planet-heating pollution and couldn’t come at a worse time, say experts
- No, Euronews, Europe is Not Suffering ‘Serious Impacts’ from Climate Change Mon, 28 Apr 25, 7:00amAll in all, this appears to be yet another scare story that does not take all the available evidence into account when attempting to attribute weather events to climate change...
- Study: Ancient Megafloods Dwarf Today’s Extremes — But You Won’t Hear That on the Evening News Sat, 5 Apr 25, 12:00amPaleoclimate records reveal prehistoric floods that far exceed anything we see today — undermining claims that modern flooding is “unprecedented” or driven solely by climate change.
- Rolling Stone: President Trump Falsely Claims Global Warming is Good Thu, 3 Apr 25, 4:00amBut, but, devastating storms...
- Wrong, Associated Press, Climate Change is not Triggering More Extreme Weather Thu, 27 Mar 25, 8:00amThe article is false. Evidence clearly indicates that no changes in extreme weather trends are found in the data and, as such, no changes can be tied to climate change.
- How to stop being surprised by extreme weather? Stop making it about climate. Fri, 21 Mar 25, 4:00amAn inane study that tries to link tree rings and severe weather, while ignoring warning fatigue. but hey, it's PEER REVIEWED!
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