heat waves, Tag

Ultimately, the NYT has presented a speculative, model-based estimate as though it were hard evidence of climate catastrophe. The paper neglects the overwhelming toll of cold weather deaths...

The piece frames the research they reference as a legal turning point, arguing that oil producers could now face liability for specific extreme weather events.

As heating demand and costs rise, there will likely be more susceptibility to cold-related deaths in the future. In contrast, heatwave-related mortality will likely continue to decline.

Al Jazeera added a bunch of unnecessary climate change fearmongering to a post that otherwise reasonably reported on the impact of a recent heatwave in southern Europe...

Blackouts during heat waves are dangerous, but blaming such failures on climate change instead of on poorly managed energy policies and fragile grids dominated by weather-dependent renewables is a complete abdication of responsibility.

In episode 162 of The Climate Realism Show, we’ll give you the facts you need to counter the inevitable media panic surrounding next week’s forecast...

Latest hysteria: preparing for heatwave-pandemics… the fake heat crisis… controlling people under the guise of protecting them.

What makes this situation truly absurd isn’t just the waste of time and money on such a blindingly obvious conclusion. No, it's the fact that these "findings" will inevitably be spun into policy recommendations. Cue the...

My advice to investors? Follow the data, not the money, and suggest Mark Gongloff of Bloomberg take a “chill pill.”

To blame heat waves on rising CO2, alarmists must use statistical attribution tricks.

The reality of climate alarmism is that the “hype (not heat) just keeps coming” resulting in huge and unnecessary increases to California and U.S. electricity costs creating economic hardships for all citizens, businesses,...

Many of the examples cited by ABC News are misattributed to greenhouse gas emissions, as opposed to other human causes and a variety of natural influences that climate scientists acknowledge contributed to this year’s warmth.

Recent anomalies are introduced by external forcing from the Hunga-Tonga eruption in 2022 and the change in sulfate aerosol emissions from ship fuels which started in 2015 and was mandated in 2020.

During the past weeks, profoundly flawed and error-filled stories on climate change have been headlined in the Seattle Times. 

Despite the NYT's carefully crafted narrative, tourists do not seem to care about climate change!