From deforestation to the erosion of the Great Barrier Reef, the predictions of climate change alarmists are constantly being proved wrong. But if we point it out, we're the ‘deniers’. Are we being gaslit?
Further doubts are being raised about the scale of global warming claimed by the U.K. Met Office, following publication of a damning report into U.S. weather stations which found 96% were corrupted by urban heat.
Polar bears increasing, forests of coral springing up, global warming on pause, even Arctic ice seems to be making a small comeback – is there no end to all this bad news for green agenda-driven journalists?
Journalists are now having to write up spectacular growth rates in Australian coral through gritted keyboards, as official data show coral cover hits its highest point since records began.
The BBC recently claimed sea levels are rising “much faster” than a century ago. But, as Chris Morrison points out, this relies on cherry-picking the data. In fact, rising sea levels haven't posed a threat for 8,000 years.
BBC weathermen recently complained of ‘abuse’ after viewers responded to alarmist reporting of the recent heatwave by telling them to "get a grip". Meanwhile, anyone who questions climate orthodoxy is branded a 'denier'.
Data from weather stations located away from urban development show there's been no increase in temperatures across the United States for 17 years, a major blow to supporters of the ruinous Net Zero policy.
Remarkable new scientific evidence has been published that suggests abrupt rises in temperature have been a feature of global climate change going back to the iceless Jurassic period over 150 million years ago.
The recent brief heatwave in the U.K. and parts of Europe provides a textbook case of how the weather is being catastrophised to serve the interests of the command-and-control Net Zero agenda.
Energy writer John Constable warns that the European Green Deal seems all but certain to break Europe’s economic and political power, “rendering it a trivial and incapable backwater, reliant on superior powers”.
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