“Costa blame financial woes on climate change!” – The claim that Costa’s financial troubles are driven by climate change is yet more piss poor reporting from the increasingly unreliable Telegraph, notes Paul Homewood in Not a Lot of People Know That.
“New study suggests large regions of the Pacific Ocean have been cooling for the last 80 years” – A new study reveals that large regions of the Pacific Ocean have been cooling for the last 80 years, according to Kenneth Richard at NoTricksZone.
“Claim: Fiji pre-COP climate conference was not a flop because participants agreed to demand more money” – With just two world leaders from outside the Pacific bothering to turn up to Fiji’s pre-COP climate conference, success now seems to mean little more than agreeing to demand more money, writes Eric Worrall in Watts Up With That?
“Wrong, TIME, climate change is not ‘accelerating faster than we can respond’” – In ClimateRealism, Anthony Watts demolishes a TIME reporter’s claim that climate destabilisation is accelerating beyond humanity’s ability to respond.
“Is climate science politicised? An exchange” – A debate over the removal of the National Academy of Sciences’ Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence has reignited questions about whether climate science has been captured by political agendas, notes Robert Bradley Jr. at Master Resource.
“Globalism is destroying the Western nations” – The collapse of Western institutional confidence signals something far deeper than a political crisis, argues Peter Clack in Climate Change Dispatch.
From the Climate Skeptic today:
“The Climate Skeptic Podcast | Episode 66” – On this week’s episode, Laurie Wastell sits down with Daily Sceptic Environment Editor Chris Morrison to discuss his new book Implausible and why he thinks the climate change consensus is starting to crumble.