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.
The party is over for climate alarmists as sea temperatures plunge around the world, says Chris Morrison. And the scientists – deprived of their usual carbon bogeyman – admit they are stumped as to why.
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.
New research by a senior scientist at the University of Alabama shows dozens of climate models have predicted far higher global temperatures than have actually been recorded.
Data from weather stations located away from urban development show there's been no increase in temperatures across the United States for 17 years, a major blow to supporters of the ruinous Net Zero policy.
