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By: Anthony Watts
The real story isn’t that smoke drifted hundreds of miles from Canadian wildfires. Wildfire smoke commonly does that and has throughout history, as was discussed at Climate Realism previously, here and here, for example. The real story is that despite one of the lowest cumulative burned-area totals across America in more than a decade, portions of the media still insist on treating every smoky sky as proof of climate catastrophe.
While the WUWT website itself is fine, both Charles and Anthony are evaluating threat messages and Malware scans right now for our personal workstations.
By: Anthony Watts
From the “is there anything climate change can't do when models are involved?” department. On the plus side, this study illustrates how natural climate cycles were involved. – Anthony
From the “No. we aren't talking about cloning Michael Keaton or saying Betelgeuse! Betelgeuse!” department comes this very interesting discovery that took a century to confirm.
By: Anthony Watts
Climate Central’s analysis should be given a failing grade, or more charitably, an incomplete. Claims that greenhouse gases alone are responsible for increasing cooling demand and household electricity bills are unpersuasive, when so many other, more direct, factors that impact households cooling costs are not controlled for.
By: Anthony Watts
Good science depends on testing assumptions against reality. Good journalism depends on questioning scientific claims before presenting them to the public as proven. In this case, both the PeerJ journal and the Reno Gazette Journal failed their respective tests of quality. In both cases, readers were misled. Bad science bred bad journalism.
By: Anthony Watts, Sterling Burnett, Linnea Lueken
The main story examines California rules targeting ships docked at the state's massive ports, along with vehicle and equipment regulations that critics argue function as a “hidden climate tax” on Americans nationwide. With California ports handling a huge share of U.S. imports and the state's enormous market influencing what manufacturers produce, how much power should one state have to shape the national economy?
By: Anthony Watts
Originally posted at RedState By The Heartland Institute The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views
The Honolulu Civil Beat claims in the article “How Is Climate Change Shaping Tropical Storm Lala?” that (then) Tropical Storm Lala demonstrates how
By: Anthony Watts
Deutsche Welle (DW) claims in “ How climate change is teaming up with ‘Super El Nino ” that a developing “Super El Niño,” combined with climate
