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Josh Freed's all-of-the-above Democrats won the midterm map. Grist and Gore's shop claimed the climate morning after. On Climate Realism Show #224, Sterling Burnett called Grist whistling past the graveyard: people didn't...

That isn’t serious climate journalism. It is advocacy masquerading as reporting.

I’ll take my chances with energy freedom. I fear the energy dystopia of Climate Big Brother.

Young students are often revolting – these days it seems they are being given a run for their money by the supposed responsible adults egging them on.

After all, these days there isn’t a rain shower or breeze we aren’t told was wildly worse than it would have been in the Good Old Days thanks to human-induced climate change.

“As University of California physicist John Holdren has said, it is possible that carbon-dioxide climate-induced famines could kill as many as a billion people before the year 2020.”

The world is on track for three degrees of warming compared to pre-industrial levels by 2100, the EU executive said – which translates to Europe growing four degrees hotter, according to the bloc’s climate advisors.

A model can calculate an estimate, generate a counterfactual, and assign statistical probabilities, but a computer model cannot examine a body, determine a cause of death, sign a death certificate, or count a dead person.

Sooo 2024 - "... The health harms of climate change are growing faster than the world’s response to them ..."

The difference between Skomer and the North Sea is not climate change – after all, seas around South Wales are much warmer than in the North Sea.

Data provides no reason for Canadians to fear that pumpkins in Labrador and Newfoundland, nor Canada more generally, and definitely not globally, are endangered by climate change.

Extreme cold threatens Europe, energy crisis… When two of the planet’s most powerful climate phenomena align in an unprecedented surge, atmospheric scientists pay close attention.

What to tell kids who think AI will eat their future.

While critics were initially less than impressed, by the 1970s the paper's apparently on track predictions had grown its fan base.

The tenth in this story will never face a thermometer anyway. It is the gap between two model projections of 2100, one with an American promise and one without. Only one of those worlds will happen, so there will never be...