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weather warnings have long been issued almost exclusively in English. English at home, yet weather warnings have long been issued almost exclusively in English. A new study documents how the National Weather Service is...

So what is the point of solar panels? The post Claim: Climate Change Could Make Hailstorms Worse appeared first on Watts Up With That?.

Just as a single month’s unusual cold is not proof that the planet is cooling, a single month’s unusual warmth is likewise not some “fingerprint” of a climate emergency.

Researchers examined trends in 10 global cities, with Sydney’s summer growing at two-and-a-half times the average

You will not be surprised to learn that for most every claim of the climate cabal, the proof is lacking.

In case you haven't noticed, the media is stupid when it comes to weather.

The Chicago Tribune failed in its journalistic duty of producing a story grounded in facts. Instead of merely reporting on the danger and human interest aspects of the recent severe storms, they attempted to fearmonger...

We need a permitting framework that is rigorous but workable, environmentally responsible, and decisive. One that allows critical infrastructure to be evaluated thoroughly and then, once approved, actually built and put into...

Scientists expect 41% of the projected global population to face the extremes, with ‘no part of the world’ immune

The real story of extreme weather is not one of failure, but of resilience. Adaptation has outpaced hazard—not the other way around.

The climate system is not an oscillator. It has oscillatory components, but the whole system is a gradient-driven heat engine. It moves energy from where there is a lot of it (the tropics) to where there is very little (the...

It’s a climate-vulnerable nation, while also being the world’s sixth-largest greenhouse-gas emitter. Global investment in climate action is vital

2025 Climate Speaker - Roger Pielke, Jr. (The Honest Broker)

As should be obvious to any honest observer exercising the least bit of common sense, the reason for rising disaster costs is clear, the expanding bullseye effect.

However, there is no real-world data showing such disasters are becoming more common or deadly, or any indication whatsoever that human greenhouse gas emissions cause or contribute to them...