Shocking details of suppression in science have come to light with a recent leak showing how a group of activist scientists secured the retraction of a paper that said a climate emergency was not supported by the data.
Hundreds of bald eagles and other large birds are being killed by wind turbines across the U.S. every year, but green activists don't seem to care, as California rolls back its protections yet further.
According to the latest unscientific nonsense from climate 'scientists', earthquakes and volcanic eruptions are caused by anthropogenic climate change – and anyone who challenges this bizarre hypothesis is a 'denier'.
The BBC recently reported that ocean heat records had been broken this summer "with grim implications for the planet". However, Dr Judith Curry notes four similar Atlantic temperature spikes that quickly returned to prior levels.
Retired professor Stuart Harris is the latest scientist to dissent from the climate consensus, concluding in a recent review of the evidence that there is no clear link between CO2 concentrations and the Earth's temperature.
Last year, the Daily Sceptic published a viral article about all the scientists who'd signed a declaration disputing we're in a climate emergency. Last year's winner of the Nobel Prize for physics has just added his name.
According to the FT, Antarctica "faces a catastrophic cascade of extreme environmental events... that will affect climate around the world”. In fact, the extent of Antarctica sea ice is about the same as it was in 1966.
Coral at the Great Barrier Reef faces another year of exile from the climate scare headlines with news that the record levels reported in 2021-22 have been sustained in the latest annual period to May 2023.
The Daily Mail ran a story about the "shocking" melting of the Greenland ice sheet during the "global boiling" in July. But in fact the ice sheet is currently larger than normal.
Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic's Environment Editor, takes a look back at the BBC's most egregious climate howlers over the past 12 months.
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