Twenty years of pausing global temperatures since 1998 are casting increasing doubt on the suggestion that human-produced carbon dioxide is causing a climate emergency and leading to runaway heating.
The U.K. may have had its warmest year on record in 2022 (at least, according to the Met Office's frequently adjusted data), but globally the temperature has remained flat now for 100 months, since 2014.
The Met Office claims – with predictable jubilation – that 2022 was the UK’s hottest year on record. But questions remain about the high recorded on July 19th at a military airbase housing two squadrons of Typhoons.
"The polar-bear capital of the world is simply getting too warm for polar bears," the BBC claimed recently. But this is not true, says polar bear expert Susan Crockford.
An analysis of the inner logic of the commitment to Net Zero shows that even many of those who believe humans are warming the planet are unlikely to really believe the UK's Net Zero policy will work.
New satellite data has emerged showing the rise in summer temperatures in Canada is, in significant part, due to increased urbanisation, not carbon emissions. Needless to say, the MSM has ignored these findings.
A solar energy company has gone bust, leaving the British taxpayer with a bill of £655 million. Oddly enough, this news has not been reported by the BBC.
According to the BBC, the U.K.’s days of growing the humble spud may be numbered, thanks to hotter weather and droughts. But according to the Daily Sceptic‘s Environment Editor, this is pure mashed potatoes, i.e., drivel.
New groundbreaking research shows 50% less warming over 50 years across the eastern United States, dealing a further blow to increasingly implausible warming claims.
Scientists continue to flock to sign the World Climate Declaration that states there is no climate emergency, with over 200 people signing the WCD over the last few weeks, including 20 university professors.
