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Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels are interfering with how agricultural pests choose egg-laying sites—posing significant risks to biodiversity, food security, and pest management strategies.

So they have spent $300 million for a project that will inevitably fail at its stated mission, while ruining what was previously a perfectly nice park...

The underlying absurdity is captured in the study’s relentless attention to detail: “biological waste, post-operative length of stay, and inhaled anaesthetic gases” are fingered as carbon culprits...

It must be true – the BBC’s Executive Complaints Unit says so!

Cassim allegedly took control of the small Cessna 172 plane on July 15 from the Vancouver Island area and was apprehended by RCMP officers after landing at YVR, according to police...

The real comedy here isn’t in the cartoon—it’s in the fact that the same central planners who claim to be saving us from certain doom are so colossally incompetent they’re introducing killer germs into our homes.

ABC News should be embarrassed by this piece that borders on the absurd. Climate change is causing sleep apnea. Really? Next, they’ll tell us climate change is making our toast burn in the morning.

If a protest flops in the middle of Miami and nobody's there to hear it, does it still make a soundbite?

Another "garbage in, garbage out" modeled doomsday prediction. But it's PEER REVIEWED, so it must be true. /sarc

There is nothing out of the ordinary in the order to those immersed in the traditional scientific process and without an ideological axe to grind. But in the climate sphere it is likely to spike the guns of a number of activists...

The climate movement once again delivering us from the hope that the world has reached peak insanity.

Climate alarmists live in a self-righteous bubble where humankind is the scoundrel. Nature is optimal and fragile; anthropogenic change cannot be good, even toward greening, warming, and moistening. Think about that nonpolluting...

"... we can see that ..., we are actually engaging with unique audiences and bringing people along to that conversation. ..."

"I thought, if you can get elected as president of the United States, then I can found my own religion"

As always, The Guardian isn’t content to merely spread alarmism—it needs to moralize. The piece does not present testable hypotheses or falsifiable predictions. No, it sermonizes. It's less a scientific article and more...