Scientists are flocking to sign the World Climate Declaration that states there is no climate emergency – over 100 new signatories in the past two weeks, as anger builds about the hijacking of science by politics.
Arctic sea ice has increased since 2012 and is now close to the average for 1991-2000 – another inconvenient fact for climate change alarmists, alongside thriving polar bears and more coral on the Great Barrier Reef.
The World Climate Declaration that "there is no climate emergency" has been censored on social media after a 'fact check' made the bizarre claim, among others, that there has been no natural climate change for 200 years.
Climate change activists want to redefine what counts as scientific proof to make it harder to rebut their alarmist claims.
Dave Vetter, a Forbes journalist, has poured scorn on a recent Daily Sceptic piece about the decline in forest fires since the early 20th Century. Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor, responds.
Last week, the Daily Sceptic was responsible for “There is No Climate Emergency” trending on Twitter. Chris Morrison, the author of the viral article, documents the melt down it caused on green Twitter.
The BBC has reported that the amount of tree cover being burnt has doubled in the last 20 years due to ‘climate change’. Even Greenpeace thinks this is nonsense.
First we had the Great Barrington Declaration, challenging the 'settled' scientific consensus about lockdowns. Now comes the World Climate Declaration, challenging the computer models predicting environmental catastrophe.
Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor, looks at ‘tipping points’ – supposedly, points of no return after which the earth is doomed and we're all buggered. He isn't impressed.
Is the Arctic really heating up four times faster than the rest of the planet? Only if you cook the data, says Chris Morrison.
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