Climate News Round-Up

The latest science-driven news and analysis to counter the cult of climate catastrophe

• “Wrong, USA Today, ‘hottest summer ever’ claim ignores the most important temperature record” – NOAA’s temperature analysis is incomplete and misleading, and the best available evidence tells a very different story about this summer’s heat, says Anthony Watts in ClimateRealism.

• “AP and Fortune ignore population trends to blame climate change for bear encounters” – Both the Associated Press and Fortune Magazine have ignored surging bear and human population trends in order to pin a rise in bear encounters on climate change, writes Linnea Lueken in ClimateRealism.

• “Lindsay Clancy strangled her kids because of ‘climate change’” – On his Substack, William M. Briggs slams a new academic paper linking temperature to child abuse.

• “Ignore rising factory costs at your peril, Ford boss warns Labour” – Ford’s Chief Executive has warned that its UK operation is under heavy pressure from soaring energy prices, reports the Telegraph.

• “The South China Sea has not been cooperating with the climate change narrative” – Data from the South China Sea continues to defy the prevailing climate change narrative, notes Kenneth Richard on No Tricks Zone.

• “The history is unsettled” – Far from being a fixed backdrop to climate debate, the historical record itself is far from settled, says Geoff Chambers in Climate Scepticism.

• “The world’s climate spending spree has bought us what, exactly?” – After $9 trillion in climate spending since 2020, the UN now admits the 1.5°C target is out of reach while demanding trillions more each year. I’ll take my chances with a warming planet, writes Stephen Moore at the Epoch Times.

From the Climate Skeptic today:

“Theeeeey’re baaaaack!” – Did you miss them? After a four-year hiatus, the weird and unemployed activists of Extinction Rebellion have returned to London’s streets to resume their crazed campaign of climate-inspired chaos, says Ben Pile.