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By Jo Nova It’s a Pantomine from beginning to end — the fakery never ends Australia’s National Climate Risk Assessment has dropped on us yesterday like a mass-produced propaganda-bomb...

But they can totally tell you what the weather will be like a hundred years from now.

By Jo Nova One third of all human emissions has had no effect on the Arctic Since 2005, humans have emitted one third of all the emissions we’ve ever put out — some 600 billion tons of CO2...

By Jo Nova One third of all human emissions has had no effect on the Arctic Since 2005, humans have emitted one third of all the emissions we’ve ever put out — some 600 billion tons of CO2...

Tribune News Service: please stop confusing flash with substance. AI is not a magical oracle of climate truth.

Net Zero is dead in the United States and the last rites have been administered in the devastating official report from the Department of Energy. Released earlier this week, the report cancels the decades-long censorship...

More modeled doom on the horizon, film at 11!

"... an important breakthrough in climate modeling, providing unprecedented insights into Earth's future climate and its variability. "

To call climate science “settled” in the wake of this paper is not just intellectually lazy—it’s laughable. It's the scientific equivalent of declaring victory halfway through a chess match while ignoring that your...

Considering the magnitude of the error in using CO2 emissions as a basis for climate forecasts, the authors conclude the Anthro models’ unreliability “would appear to void policy relevance.”

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach My mind wanders in curious back byways. I got to thinking about the “global” part of “global warming”. Over the past ~ quarter century, according…

“The Trump administration is cutting funding for climate research across all federal departments…. Maybe it’s time for NASA to stick to space exploration, NOAA to stick to weather forecasting, and for the climate models...

It is nonsense that so-called feedback loops are being overlooked. They aren’t even being overlooked in climate modelling; Climate Realism has responded to plenty of mainstream media articles commenting on the same types...

This article introduces the idea that instead of (or as well as) peer-review, scientific papers could be reviewed by Grok, Elon Musk's AI product. Well, maybe that's not a new idea, but I haven't seen it anywhere.

It’s another case where observations don’t match the script. The “warming equals wetter” narrative takes a hit when a natural factor like wind can call the shots. It’s not a knockout blow to climate orthodoxy—evaporation...