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Activists Continue To Peddle Unsupportable Claims Of NEVER-BEFORE Climate Alarm, Ignoring New Science

Activists Continue To Peddle Unsupportable Claims Of NEVER-BEFORE Climate Alarm, Ignoring New Science

By on 7. May 2018

The peer-reviewed scientific literature is teeming with new evidence supporting the skeptical viewpoint that modern climate changes are neither unprecedented or unusual — nor do they fall outside the range of natural variability.  For example, (1) the Arctic’s Bering Sea surface was several degrees warmer and sea-ice-free all year round earlier in the Holocene. (2) […]

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Swiss Meteorologist: "Terrible Quality Weather Apps" - Not Climate Change - "Killing People"

Swiss Meteorologist: “Terrible Quality Weather Apps” – Not Climate Change – “Killing People”

By on 6. May 2018

Weather tragedy in Swiss Alps claims 10 lives… Veteran Swiss meteorologist Jörg Kachelmann says 10 deaths caused by a “surprise snowstorm” had nothing to do with “climate change”, but more to do with poor human judgement and a misguided reliance on “terrible quality weather apps”. Last weekend a group of 6 skiers were killed by a “sudden […]

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Inflating The Warming: German DWD Weather Service Extends String Of False (Overheated) Reports To Five

By on 5. May 2018

Germany’s DWD issues its 5th consecutive overheated press release on monthly/seasonal mean temperature for Germany amid accusations of hyping the data to show more warming. Downward corrections get quietly made later. Weather and climate analyst Schneefan (Snow Fan) here at wobleibtdieerderwaermung.de reports that the German DWD national weather service recently issued its 5th overheated press […]

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HuffPo: “Vegans Have Better Love-Lives”!…And: Green Grids Still “A Ways Out In The Future”

By on 4. May 2018

A German online magazine specializing on trends of the future says green power grids still have a ways to go. Meanwhile a new study suggests vegans have better love lives, and that meat-eaters smell bad and have near-zero sex drive! According to German Trends of the Future, switching over to solar and wind energy from […]

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It's Here: A 1900-2010 Instrumental Global Temperature Record That Closely Aligns With Paleo-Proxy Data

It’s Here: A 1900-2010 Instrumental Global Temperature Record That Closely Aligns With Paleo-Proxy Data

By on 3. May 2018

A global-scale instrumental temperature record that has not been contaminated by (a) artificial urban heat (asphalt, machines, industrial waste heat, etc.), (b) ocean-air affected biases (detailed herein), or (c) artificial adjustments to past data that uniformly serve to cool the past and warm the present . . . is now available. Composed of 450 instrumental records […]

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Warm European April A Sign Of Cool Coming Summer, Statistics Unfortunately Suggest

By on 2. May 2018

The media are bellowing about how April in Germany was the “all-time warmest ever recorded”, and so it has to be a clear sign of global warming (suddenly the colder than normal March and February have been forgotten). Europe enjoyed a balmy April this year. Chart: NCEP. What does the unusually warm Central European April […]

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Kamikaze Greens: Japan's 'Asahi Shimbun' Concedes Renewables Face "Broad Array Of Tough Challenges"!

Kamikaze Greens: Japan’s ‘Asahi Shimbun’ Concedes Renewables Face “Broad Array Of Tough Challenges”!

By on 1. May 2018

Although Japan’s national daily ‘The Asahi Shimbun’ concedes green energies face “a broad array of tough challenges” such as high costs and a lack of storage, it irrationally calls for their acceleration! Proponents of (unworkable) green energies are kamikaze-style calling for an accelerated implementation. Image: Hayakawa (public domain). If the green energy revolution proves anything, it […]

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