After decades of pushing the climate alarmist narrative that Arctic ice is melting fast, scientists have now claimed that the near 20-year stable Arctic sea ice is "unsurprising" and predicted by their models.
During the LA wildfires in January, Green Blob outfit World Weather Attribution was quick to put out a report blaming climate change. But now one of the authors has admitted the result was "not statistically significant".
The UKHSA has been caught using a made-up rise of 5°C in 80 years to spread alarm about a non-existent dengue fever plague in London.
Insurance companies are using global warming to justify a huge hike in home cover premiums – even if the homeowners don't live near rivers or the sea and have never made a claim for storm damage.
Temperature data is sketchy at best, and cherry-picking information is rife. In a world filled with ‘Chicken Little’ media, Dr. Roger W. Koops questions the so-called ‘climate change’ catastrophe.
Wild Isles, the latest round of BBC green agitprop narrated by Sir David Attenborough, has arrived. It could be called 'Wild Claims', according to Daily Sceptic Environment Editor Chris Morrison.
Climate change misinformation is flooding into British schools, funded by elite billionaires. Children are being taught to write letters to policymakers claiming “our house is on fire” in the style of Greta Thunberg.
Like the predictions of the progress of Covid, we need to ask what the limitations are to climate modelling. Too easily the model output is given the status of truth, and quickly becomes unchallengeable.
Temperatures across the U.K. have barely moved for over a decade compared to the latest 30-year average, according to data from the Met Office.
We're publishing an original piece on the Daily Sceptic by a retired executive with a PhD in theoretical physics. The reason the climate change models are so off is because the modellers don't know enough about physics.
