Cooling/Temperature

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New Study Affirms Rising CO2's Greening Impact Across India - A Region With No Net Warming In 75 Years

New Study Affirms Rising CO2’s Greening Impact Across India – A Region With No Net Warming In 75 Years

Decades of satellite data confirm the globe has been substantially greening – as defined by rising Leaf Area Index (LAI) values – since the 1980s. The CO2 fertilization effect (CFE) enhances plant productivity via improved light use efficiency and water use efficiency. In other words, with elevated CO2, photosynthesis rates are not as hampered as […]

Polar Colding…Antarctica Saw Its Coldest October In 44 Years!

Record cold at the South Pole … Amundsen-Scott Station records -61.3°C … coldest October temperature in Southern Hemisphere since 1981. The German, realist European Institute for Climate and Energy (EIKE) presents its latest video on the subject of Antarctica and contrasts the new records with mainstream media coverage of climate change. On October 15, 2025, […]

New Study Finds A Higher Rate Of Global Warming From 1899-1940 Than From 1983-2024

New Study Finds A Higher Rate Of Global Warming From 1899-1940 Than From 1983-2024

Global warming was significantly more pronounced in the early 20th century and prior to 1940, or back when CO2 emissions rates were 8.6 times lower than they were from 1983-2024. A new study using 60 million daily maximum/minimum temperatures from 1600 global weather stations across 29 countries indicates the globe warmed at a rate of […]

Two More New Studies Show The Southern Ocean And Antarctica Were Warmer In The 1970s

Two More New Studies Show The Southern Ocean And Antarctica Were Warmer In The 1970s

The Southern Ocean (60-70°S) and Antarctica (south of 60°S) were warmer in the late 1970s and early 1980s than in recent decades (Vihma and Uotila, 2016, Ma et al., 2025). These regional temperature anomalies do not align with linearly-rising CO2 emissions. Image Source: Vihma and Uotila, 2026 Image Source: Ma et al., 2025

New Study Reopens Questions About Our Ability To Meaningfully Assess Global Mean Temperature

New Study Reopens Questions About Our Ability To Meaningfully Assess Global Mean Temperature

“Temperature is an intensive property that is defined only in equilibrium systems and cannot be meaningfully averaged across non-equilibrium systems.” − Cohler, 2025 A 2007 math proofs study that asserted a global mean temperature does not exist in reality (because a temperature average can only be defined in equilibrium systems) has never been disproved. For […]

Regional Cooling Since The 1980s Has Driven Glacier Advance In The Karakoram Mountains

Regional Cooling Since The 1980s Has Driven Glacier Advance In The Karakoram Mountains

Central Asia’s Karakoram Mountains have not undergone any warming since 1851, a trend that is inconsistent with claims that modern warming has been global in scale. Per a new study‘s reconstruction of summer temperatures over the last 170 years, this region has cooled dramatically (by nearly 1°C) since the 1980s. This “anomalous” cooling trend has […]

The Deep Ocean May Be Colder Today Than Any Time In The Last 4.5 Million Years

The Deep Ocean May Be Colder Today Than Any Time In The Last 4.5 Million Years

A new study finds Earth’s bottom water temperatures (BWTs) have cooled by 2-3°C over the last 4.5 million years through to the pre-industrial era (1750). Since 1750, however, global BWTs have not risen in a detectable way, nor have they exceeded the warmth achieved during the Medieval Warm Period (Gebbie and Huybers, 2019). The Pacific […]

The Antarctic Peninsula Has Cooled By Over 2°C Since 2003

The Antarctic Peninsula Has Cooled By Over 2°C Since 2003

A new study indicates the Antarctic Peninsula has cooled -2.2°C (-1.2°C/decade) from 2003-2021. Of the 12 regions of Antarctica analyzed for temperature trends from 2003-2021, 6 cooled and 6 warmed. These trends undermine alarmist claims of CO2-induced “polar amplification.” Image Source: Nielsen et al., 2025

La Niña Continues ... Globe To Keep Cooling For Another Year

La Niña Continues … Globe To Keep Cooling For Another Year

No global warming this year, and likely next year as well  The NASA/GMAO ENSO forecasts remain consistent with the August 2025 forecasts, with La Niña conditions developing in the equatorial Pacific in the relevant Nino region 3.4 in the NH summer of 2025. Hat-tip: Snow Fan Source: NASA/GMAO ENSO forecasts Alarmists will likely shift their […]

July Snow Forecast In Alps Shocks Europeans...Up To 30 cm As Global Temps Plummet!

July Snow Forecast In Alps Shocks Europeans…Up To 30 cm As Global Temps Plummet!

Here’s what the ECMWF is forecasting for Europe the next 7 days: Source: ECMWF via Snowfan.  Earlier this year, the usual suspects were putting out horror scenarios of a summer of heat and drought across Europe in 2025. The most extreme model runs, with temperatures soaring to 45°C, were presented as serious forecasts and as […]

The Warming Of 2023 Was Due To Natural Causes, Not Man-Made

What’s happened to the global temperature since 2023? By Frank Bosse, Klimanachrichten We remember: by mid-2023, the data on global temperatures had shown a very marked increase. It had gotten warmer globally quite quickly, by an incredible 0.5°C compared to 2022. This led to a new record for the year being announced in 2024. The […]

New Study: The North Atlantic Has Not Been Cooperating With The Global Warming Narrative

New Study: The North Atlantic Has Not Been Cooperating With The Global Warming Narrative

There has been a “marked cooling trend” across the North Atlantic in recent decades (Ryu and Kang, 2025). This includes ocean heat content decline (OHC) since the 2000s, and cooling sea surface temperatures (SST) since the mid-1990s. Image Source: Ryu and Kang, 2025

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