After a science paper in Nature found the Gulf Stream isn't getting weaker, the BBC couldn't allow such a reassuring fact to stand. When will the media let the truth get through, asks Chris Morrison.
Another alarmist climate scare story bites the dust as new findings published in Nature show no decline in the strength of the Gulf Stream since the 1960s. Seems the 'day after tomorrow' won't be freezing after all.
Irish elites can't make up their minds whether climate change will leave them freezing or boiling – but either way, they're clear that mass immigration and open borders are the answer, says Steven Tucker.
Predictions of the collapse of the Gulf Stream are staples of climate alarmism. But new research by top U.S. scientists has upended the narrative, finding that the flow has stayed "remarkably stable" for over 40 years.
Climate activists often use the 'tipping point' concept to browbeat people into embracing Net Zero – reduce emissions now or it will to too late! But, says Chris Morrison, the latest 'tipping point' argument is hogwash.
Scare stories about humans causing a breakdown in the Gulf Stream and triggering a new ice age are debunked in a new paper from the prestigious Royal Society, which blasts the poor performance of the climate models.
