The monsoon season has started in Bangladesh, and the climate Armageddon stories are making their annual appearance in the press. Facts, however, are thin on the ground.
Last week was hot in Britain and the BBC says experts note it is rare to see temperatures this high in June. But a couple of hot days hardly proves that human-caused climate change is responsible.
USA Today is the latest outlet to 'fact check' a Daily Sceptic climate article. It says our claim that weather balloon data show global warming has slowed is "false". But you can see it with your own eyes.
A damning indictment of BBC climate reporting alleging 20 years of endemic bias and the production of fake news, has been presented to the Government’s mid-term Charter review of the Corporation.
A group of scientists led by senior NASA climate adviser Gavin Schmidt has 'fact-checked' a recent Daily Sceptic article that reported new data showing a slow-down in global warming. But the data don't lie.
Dramatic new findings from two climate science professors suggest that an increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere follows a rise in temperature rather than coming before it and causing it.
The Arctic is warming, but the reasons for that are linked to the rise and fall of decades-long ocean temperature oscillations. There's no sign of the alarmist 'tipping point' pushed by the BBC's Justin Rowlatt.
NASA says Antarctica is losing 147 gigatons of ice a year. With 26,500,000 gigatons of ice in the continent, this is an annual loss of 0.0005%. At the current ice melt it will all be gone in about 200,000 years.
This month's satellite temperature data show the latest pause in global warming is now 92 months long. Should human beings really be panicking about such imperceivable changes in temperature?
The international news agency Reuters has 'fact-checked' a recent Daily Sceptic article on the progress of Arctic sea ice and found it “misleading”, despite not being able to point to a single incorrect fact.
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