Carbon Dioxide is Good for the Planet
Why is carbon dioxide demonised, asks Chartered Meteorologist Andrew Sibley. Sure, it has some warming properties, but it's also plant food that's greening the Earth. Besides, why should we fear a warmer world?
Why is carbon dioxide demonised, asks Chartered Meteorologist Andrew Sibley. Sure, it has some warming properties, but it's also plant food that's greening the Earth. Besides, why should we fear a warmer world?
Sensational new scientific findings point to the Hunga Tonga eruption as the prime suspect in the recent spike in global temperatures. No wonder you haven't heard about this in the mainstream media, says Chris Morrison.
Global temperatures are falling, oceans are cooling and the 'Hottest Year Evah' narrative is unravelling faster than a fact-checked Guardian article, says the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
A sensational paper in top science journal Nature has found "no change in the warming rate beyond the 1970s", blowing holes in alarmist claims that global temperatures are surging, says Chris Morrison.
The BBC's Justin Rowlatt claims climate change is "turbo-charging" problems in Somalia. But the country has had near stationary temperatures and rainfall for 100 years, says Chris Morrison.
The Met Office claims that May – which everyone knows was damp and chilly – was the “warmest on record”. What kind of junk statistics produce this blatant gaslighting? asks Ben Pile.
Almost all of the recent increase in global temperatures is due to the introduction of green air polices, a team of NASA scientists has said in revelations that have shocked the world of climate science.
Climate change is being driven by a change in the orientation of the Earth to the Sun rather than carbon dioxide emissions, new analysis of data from Berkeley Earth shows.
Coral lets the climate alarmists down again, as dramatic new scientific evidence reveals the sea creature is much more resilient to changing ocean temperatures than was previously believed.
Prof John Staddon presents three graphs suggesting that rising carbon dioxide levels might have a less immediate and dire impact on planetary temperature changes than previously thought.
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