Bangladesh is often singled out by climate alarmists as exhibit A in the case for Net Zero. But figures compiled by the World Bank show that the average temperature and annual rainfall haven’t increased for 100 years.
The Daily Mail recently published a story claiming the world could face a mass extinction of plants and animals within less than 80 years owing to climate change, but experts have dismissed the idea as "junk science".
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has claimed weather-related disasters have increased by 500% in recent decades. In fact, they have dropped by 10%.
Billionaire-run foundations are spending enormous sums promoting junk alarmist climate science, in addition to funding on-side academic institutions and other influential bodies.
Arctic summer sea ice stopped declining a decade ago, but scientists have hidden this fact and the mainstream media never report it because it contradicts the official Net Zero narrative.
According to a worldwide IPSOS survey covering two-thirds of the world’s population for energy company EDF, nearly four people in every 10 believe climate change is mainly due to natural causes.
Climate contrarian websites like the Daily Sceptic are frequently accused – falsely – of taking money from Big Oil. But pro-Net Zero outlets like the Guardian and the BBC receive millions each year from the Gates Foundation.
The latest data show a 33% fall in the cyclone energy index, which reflects frequency, intensity and duration of all hurricanes and tropical cyclones. Curiously, this fact has gone missing in the mainstream media.
The Mirror is the latest newspaper to regurgitate the climate agitprop of Climate Central, making ludicrous claims about the rate at which sea levels will rise and submerge England.
The Met hasn’t responded to the Daily Sceptic’s questions about the reliability of the 40.3C temperature recorded at RAF Coningsby, home to two Typhoon squadrons. If it’s confident of its data, why not defend it?
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