The BBC More or Less radio programme recently 'fact checked' the Daily Sceptic's report that Arctic sea ice had soared to its highest level for 21 years. Unfortunately for them, it did, says Chris Morrison.
The ozone hole scare of the 1980s and the banning of CFCs was the template for the subsequent alarm promoting Net Zero. Yet the ozone hole is now back as large as ever, even after a 35-year CFC ban.
The Hunga Tonga underwater volcanic eruption in January 2022 that boosted stratospheric water vapour by a massive 10% is the most likely cause of the recent warm temperatures, according to scientist Dr Javier Vinós.
A new report from the Global Warming Policy Foundation by physicist Dr. Ralph B. Alexander explodes the myth that 'extreme weather' is getting worse.
BBC meteorologist Matt Taylor falsely claims that South Sudan is experiencing "extreme heat" for March. In fact, says Chris Morrison, March is the equatorial country's hottest month and the temperatures are typical.
A potentially game-changing new film exploding climate change and Net Zero lies hits global social media screens today. Read Chris Morrison's review and watch it here.
Banana prices to go up as temperatures rise, reports the BBC. Unmentioned is that banana output has doubled over the past 20 years, surely helped by a little extra warmth and atmospheric CO2.
Coral numbers on the Great Barrier Reef have "exploded" in recent years despite highly publicised episodes of bleaching, according to a recently published report.
Lawks-a-mercy, the oceans have stopped boiling. Plunging ocean temperatures signal the collapse of the strong El Niño that has driven a year-long bout of climate hysteria. How will the Met Office hide it this time?
It's 'whack-a-mole' time as alarmists revive classic climate tropes such as ice-free Arctic summers, starving Polar bears and the disappearing Great Barrier Reef, none of which are true.
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