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Major Blow To Polar Vortex Instability Claims: Rahmstorf Misinterprets Short Term Data As 'Long Term'

Major Blow To Polar Vortex Instability Claims: Rahmstorf Misinterprets Short Term Data As ‘Long Term’

By on 6. March 2021

Potsdam climatologist Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf is emerging as an outlier on the claimed polar vortex science behind this past winter’s extreme cold waves in the US and Europe. German climate site Die kalte Sonne presented its 19th video which looks at Potsdam Institute Professor Stefan Rahmstorf’s claim of polar vortex instability being due to manmade […]

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No Mention Of CO2: New Study Shows African Climate Variability Strongly Linked To Natural Cycles

No Mention Of CO2: New Study Shows African Climate Variability Strongly Linked To Natural Cycles

By on 5. March 2021

Africa climate variability linked to natural oceanic and solar cycles, a new study affirms. No mention of CO2.  Image source: “Decadal and multidecadal natural variability of African rainfall“. A new study analyzes patterns of natural rainfall variability and can provide crucial assistance to African countries in seasonal rainfall forecasting for agriculture and protection against droughts […]

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10 Recent Studies Affirm It Was Regionally 2-6°C Warmer Than Today During The Last Glacial

10 Recent Studies Affirm It Was Regionally 2-6°C Warmer Than Today During The Last Glacial

By on 4. March 2021

From 80,000 to 12,000 years ago, when CO2 concentrations lingered near or below 200 ppm, many new or recent studies suggest that when directly comparing region to region, it was as much as 6°C warmer than today even during this ice age period. This has prompted some scientists to “exclude atmospheric pCO2 as a direct […]

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Germans Spent "More Than Ever Before"...Consumer Electricity Costs Reach Record High In 2020

Germans Spent “More Than Ever Before”…Consumer Electricity Costs Reach Record High In 2020

By on 3. March 2021

German online public broadcasting site ntv here reports how German consumers last year spent “around 37.8 billion euros in 2020 – more than ever before.” Citing calculations from the shopping portal Check24, the total amount paid was about 900 million euros more than in 2019. One reason was the high consumption due to home office […]

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JMA Data: Winter Global Warming Left Japan Decades Ago, No Warming In 32 Years

JMA Data: Winter Global Warming Left Japan Decades Ago, No Warming In 32 Years

By on 2. March 2021

By Kirye and Pierre The meteorological winter, defined as December 1 to February 28, has just ended and the data for mean winter temperature are available for the Pacific island nation of Japan. The question on everyone’s mind is: Are winters getting colder, or are they getting milder like the media like having us believe […]

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New Study: Drought In Western US Is 84% Driven By Internal Variability And 16% By Ocean Cooling

New Study: Drought In Western US Is 84% Driven By Internal Variability And 16% By Ocean Cooling

By on 1. March 2021

An assessment of the 1856-2012 drought frequency/intensity along the US West Coast leaves no role for human activity in hydroclimate. Across the globe, no clear precipitation trends have been observed in the last several decades (Nguyen et al., 2018) Image Source: Nguyen et al., 2018 Instead of an intensification of the hydrological cycle projected by […]

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