“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.