2023's record temperatures were not driven by human CO2 emissions, a new scientific paper published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics has found. They were rather a natural spike from a strong El Niño.
Climate activists are growing increasingly frustrated by the IPCC's refusal to link extreme weather with carbon dioxide emissions and are resorting to more and more desperate tactics to push the alarm, says Chris Morrison.
If you wondered where the MSM get all their lurid stories attributing 'extreme weather' to climate change, look no further than a new job ad for a "researcher" focused on creating alarmist propaganda, says Chris Morrison.
The BBC has been caught spreading misinformation that hurricane Beryl is a "sign of a warming world". This pinning weather on humans is alarmist propaganda with no scientific basis, says Chris Morrison.
On BBC Politics Chris Packham claimed "something called science" is evidence that the recent Dubai flooding was caused by climate change. But there's nothing scientific about the models that 'prove' that, says Paul Sutton.
A deadly heatwave in West Africa was "impossible" without climate change, claims the BBC. But read the fine print and you learn that El Niño was the more likely culprit.
A major U.S. disaster database from the NOAA that was quoted by President Biden as proof of the harms of climate change is slammed as an "egregious failure of scientific inquiry" for its numerous flaws and biases.
In matters of Catholic dogma the Holy Father is deemed infallible, but when it comes to more earthly matters surrounding climate change, Pope Francis is talking through his Pontifical Posterior, says Chris Morrison.
A new study investigating satellite data has found that rainfall trends in the 21st century have become less intense on a global scale, contradicting alarmist claims that climate change is making weather more extreme.
The UN's latest alarmist report of climate doom calling for accelerated Net Zero claims that current global temperatures are the highest for 125,000 years, but this is false.
