The Met Office has started reporting "extreme" temperatures, the better to spread alarm. What it doesn't tell you is its record temperatures come from 'junk' stations surrounded by newly built houses and solar panels.
Predictions of the collapse of the Gulf Stream are staples of climate alarmism. But new research by top U.S. scientists has upended the narrative, finding that the flow has stayed "remarkably stable" for over 40 years.
Climate alarmists have turned on carbon capture and storage, branding the green technology a "colossal waste of money". Its real crime in their eyes, says Chris Morrison, is allowing the wicked oil companies to carry on.
The "surging seas are coming for us all", UN chief Antonio Guterres warned last week. The only solution is to send him lots of money. Give me a break, says Chris Morrison: there's no evidence sea levels are rising fast.
In a shock new claim, 'green' hydrogen, which many have touted as a replacement for natural gas, has been found to produce 37 times more global warming than carbon dioxide when it escapes into the atmosphere.
The party is over for climate alarmists as sea temperatures plunge around the world, says Chris Morrison. And the scientists – deprived of their usual carbon bogeyman – admit they are stumped as to why.
According to the Guardian, the Great Barrier Reef will disappear if average global temperatures increase by 2ºc instead of 1.5ºC. But, says Chris Morrison, the Pacific was 4ºC warner 8,000 years ago and the GBR thrived.
The highest temperature of the year was recorded by the Met Office just yards from a massive heat-generating electricity sub-station, reports Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor.
According to the latest climate scare, burning hydrocarbons has caused a surge in child marriages in Pakistan. Absolute nonsense, says Chris Morrison, Environment Editor of the Daily Sceptic.
Climate activists often use the 'tipping point' concept to browbeat people into embracing Net Zero – reduce emissions now or it will to too late! But, says Chris Morrison, the latest 'tipping point' argument is hogwash.
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