Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. "Everything you find in this thread. Everything -- is consistent with what has been reported in the IPCC & found in official data and the peer-reviewed literature." 

MICHAEL BASTASCH: Variations of the words “equity” and “inequity” appear 31 times in the 36-page (summary) document. Variations of “inclusive” and “inclusion” appear 17 times. The document even mentions “colonialism” and repeatedly refers to climate and social “justice” for “marginalized” groups. ... The UN report also contains an entire section titled “Equity and Inclusion,” which states “[e]quity remains a central element in the UN climate regime.” The report goes on to state that “[r]edistributive policies … that shield the poor and vulnerable, social safety nets, equity, inclusion and just transitions, at all scales can enable deeper societal ambitions and resolve trade-offs with sustainable development goals.” ... The report’s accompanying press release is quite explicit about its goal: “Taking the right action now could result in the transformational change essential for a sustainable, equitable world.” ... 

The release goes on to quote one of the report’s authors, who says: “Climate justice is crucial because those who have contributed least to climate change are being disproportionately affected.”

Dr. Susan Crockford: "Polar bear turned out to be more flexible and resilient than predicted and many subpopulations are better off than before. Davis Strait and Chukchi Sea bears are doing very well: Barents Sea bears in particular are thriving despite by far the most sea ice loss of any Arctic region...polar bears are no closer to extinction than they were 15 years ago, according to the results of field studies. There is no existential emergency for polar bears or any other Arctic sea mammals due to declining summer sea ice, despite continued messages of doom from remorseless experts."

Sky News - Bolt Report - Broadcast March 21, 2023

Andrew Bolt of Sky News Australia: What do you think we should do about global warming?

Dr. Richard Lindzen: "Nothing." ... "Point of fact, I don't think there's any threat on the horizon." ... "If you truly believed that it was an existential threat. Then the only thing you could do is build up your resilience. And building up your resilience means making more people wealthier because we see throughout the whole world if you are a poor country, if you're not resilient, natural disasters cause immense damage, pain, suffering, so on. In the developed world, similar disasters caused much less damage. So your aim would be resilience. Instead, we're choosing to make ourselves less resilient. And that makes no sense. at all, no matter what you believe. Point of fact, I don't think there's any threat on the horizon. And the best thing to do is to make society wealthier." ... 

"This has nothing to do with climate." 

Flashback: Earth ‘serially doomed’: The official history of climate ‘Tipping Points’ began in 1864 – A new ‘global warming’ 12-year deadline from Rep. Ocasio-Cortez

It “is quite clear that whatever future we end up with is within our control,” Piers Forster, who helped write one of the panel’s earlier reports, told the Times. “It is up to humanity … to determine what we end up with.”

Flashback: Watch: Gore admits UN IPCC report was ‘torqued up’ to promote political action – ‘How [else] do they get the attention of policy-makers around the world?’

Newsmax TV - Prime News w/ Jenn Pellegrino - Broadcast March 13, 2023

Morano: "Biden's climate activist base only wants to see China, the Middle East, and Venezuela, producing fossil fuels. They don't want America doing it. They don't want it here where we have great standards. And great environmental human rights and environmental standards. It's it makes no sense. So Biden is in quite a quandary. ... 

What they're doing is they're collapsing as much energy as possible to make energy more scarce to raise the price because they've actually admitted it and Obama administration official admitted that higher energy costs help the climate agenda and they want to force as much solar and wind on us which doesn't produce even a fraction of the energy of fossil fuels. So they're creating intentional storages to meet the so-called Net Zero goal."

Fox and Friends - Fox News Channel - Broadcast March 12, 2023

Rachel Campos-Duffy: Here to react publisher at ClimateDepot.com and author of The Great Reset, Marc Morano. Marc, tell me why we have our Energy Secretary touting China as the example on climate change and environmentalism.

Morano: "This is right out of a Seinfeld episode. This is Bizarro World. It's the exact opposite of what you would expect. China, which is literally 50% of the world's coal production. China, which brags, 'oh, we're doing solar, wind'. They're building solar and wind using rare earth mining, using human rights violations, using the worst environmental standards around the world, in order to sell to the West, not to use themselves. Their percentage of solar and wind is tiny. So the idea that we're supposed to be modeled after them kind of reminds me that [Biden Energy Sec. Sec. Granholm] not talking about in energy, or is she talking about politically? ... 

We all modeled ourselves after China when it came to the lockdowns. We copied what China was doing with COVID lockdowns with World Health Organization, and the rest of the world like lemmings jumped off a cliff. ... Our ruling class, academia, and media elites, have done nothing but praise China. They've lusted after China's one-party authoritarian rule...And here's what the kicker is. The COVID lockdowns gave the once-free West the opportunity to finally have what they dreamed of:  Chinese one-party-style authoritarian rule as the most consequential decisions of our lifetime -- whether we go to school, work, church, weddings, funerals medical care, stay-at-home orders -- were decided without an ounce of democracy, it was all done to emergency decree. This is what our power-hungry politicians love. So when I hear Jennifer Granholm praising China, I know it's not for environmentalism that makes no sense. I think it's for their politics and their politics of absolute control because that's where we're all moving. In the once-free West. That's what we're copying now."

Ford Motor Co. has applied for a patent to make remote car repossessions nearly seamless for lenders — and deeply unpleasant for car owners in default, who may endure an “incessant” sound, sweat out disabled air conditioning, and eventually get locked out of their car. ... The patent described steps to trigger if an owner ignores overdue notices, starting with those meant to cause “an additional level of discomfort to a driver and occupants of the vehicle” by disabling nice-to-have features like air conditioner, remote key fobs, and the automated door lock-and-unlock system. Another step described in the remote-repo patent application included prompting the car’s audio system to “emit an incessant and unpleasant sound every time the owner is present in the vehicle.” The repo system would control various ways “to make the sound unpleasant,” and ensure that the owner could not “turn it off without first making contact with the lending institution.” 

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Marc Morano: "A Great Reset future? Is it plausible that under a declared 'climate emergency', government/corporate collusion could shut down your car instantly if you drive too much?" 

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REAL AMERICA -- Dan Ball W/ Marc Morano - One America News - February 23, 2023 - Morano: "This WHO pandemic treaty is a full frontal assault on American sovereignty and democracy. This is a way to bypass democracy...a way to put the globalist, the ruling class in charge, to implement instant global lockdowns, instant internet, and information lockdowns. And a way to have global mask mandates, vaccine mandates, global stay-at-home orders."

Rebel News TV - The Ezra Levant Show - Broadcast February 28, 2023

If it worked with COVID restrictions, why wouldn't governments try again with climate issues?, asks Climate Depot's Marc Morano.

Speaking about how a large percentage of the population — especially those in positions of government authority — complied with seemingly ridiculous pandemic requests like double masking, Marc Morano told Ezra: "If you don't support the UN Paris agreement now or the green New Deal the message of this study is you are a you are a killer with guns. This is instead of being like if you don't wear a mask you're a grandma killer.  If you don't support lockdowns, you're a grandma killer. Now if you don't support climate mitigation measures you're killing 8 000 people because of the increase in gun violence.

It's the same thing they're doing with COVID and climate. They're now saying that unchecked climate change leads to more viruses, so if you don't support a WHO pandemic treaty for example, you are now a grandma killer because of that. So what this is doing is its creating a template, a narrative among that 40% — and here's the key, this is the part that kills us, Ezra. These aren't an inconsequential 40%, these are generally the academic elite ruling class and the people in bureaucracy, governments, cabinets, prime ministers, presidents, their staff and, sadly, most of our elected officials. That's the problem."

See: ‘Climate change’ blamed for 8000 gun deaths in New Study in Journal of the American Medical Association – Claims ‘association between temperature & shootings’

Climate Depot founder Marc Morano ripped Politico’s climate propaganda apart in comments to MRC Business. “Be afraid. Be very afraid of climate fear promoting academics seeking attention and funding in a vain attempt to control the earth's climate with untested geoengineering,” Morano said. “Our message should be simple: Leave the Sun alone. We don't need your bizarre experiments to save us from the alleged threat of 'climate change.’”

Morano even called out the sordid past of one of the geoengineering enthusiasts, former NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies Director James Hansen, which Skibbell conveniently left out when she promoted him and other signatories to an open letter advocating for blocking the sun.

“Hansen became infamous for getting arrested multiple times for climate activism and he promoted a book suggesting ridding the world of industrial civilization,” Morano stated.

The Joe Piscopo Show - Broadcast Feb. 28, 2023 - Morano: "We've actually had now the government is finally acknowledging the first related injury in East Palestine Ohio and this is huge progress, Joe. The governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine, is now wearing a boot on his foot because he injured himself on one of his visits to there. DeWine must have tripped one of the cameras when he was trying to spin all the nonsense of his weak response as a governor. So we actually do have a confirmed injury and finally, the government is willing to admit it. But unfortunately, it was only a boot that's on the ankle of our of the governor of Ohio, Mike DeWine.

This whole situation just shows you environmentalism has been hijacked by climate change. If it's not climate, they don't care. The big news I have out of this, for this whole East Palestine derailment is this: In 2020, in Scotland, a fatal train derailment was blamed on climate change. Even Greta herself linked to this story saying that extreme weather caused the railways to be more vulnerable to crashes. See: ‘Climate change!’ What can’t it do?! Flashback 2020: Fatal train derailment in Scotland blamed on ‘climate change’

Well, now we know that if East Palestine had told Transportation Sec. Pete Buttigieg from day one they thought this was a climate change train derailment, they would have got FEMA money, they would have got visits from Biden, and Mayor Pete would have been there the first day. That's where I would tell you the residents failed. They should have linked this to climate change like other past train derailments. And they could have got instant help because then it would have been seen by the Biden admin as: 'Hey, this is in our agenda.' But an actual chemical spill with actual environmental harm to people and this administration doesn't have time for it." 

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Robert Bryce: Since 2008, when Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed an executive order requiring the state’s utilities to obtain a third of the electricity they sell from renewables by 2020, all-sector electricity prices in California have soared by 80%. California residents are now paying the highest electricity prices in the U.S. outside of Hawaii. But here’s the really sobering part: Despite these soaring costs, the state’s headlong rush for renewables has not resulted in a big drop in the state’s electric sector missions. ... California’s surging electricity costs have coincided with increasing renewable energy mandates and the closure of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station in 2012. ... Gov. Newsom declared that the state was taking the “most aggressive action on climate our nation has ever seen...That’s climate action done the California Way -– and we’re not only doubling down, we’re just getting started.” In other words, last year’s 15% increase in electricity prices was just an amuse-bouche. More big rate hikes are on the way.  The punchline here is obvious: California provides a stark warning to the rest of the United States about how NOT to manage an electric grid. Aggressive renewable energy mandates may be politically popular, but they come with exorbitant price tags that punish the poor and provide negligible (if any) cuts in CO₂ emissions.

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City council members will cap its 21,000 residents to just six stations - One legislator who voted said they felt an 'obligation' to fight global warming 

'We have an obligation to take every step possible to address the changes to our climate that are ravaging our planet and directly impacting the health, well-being and livelihoods of the constituents we represent in Louisville,' council member Maxine Most said. ... The suburb, around 20 miles outside of Denver, currently has five gas stations, and although a sixth was recently approved for development, the resolution could make that facility its last. 

'We should be taking whatever incremental steps to not create additional fossil fuel infrastructure,' said the councilmember, who also serves on the city's Economic Vitality Committee. Most added: "I understand that there are negative consequences for certain parties when we make these sorts of decisions. But I personally believe we are well past the point where we have that luxury. If we’re really committed to sustainability and we really recognize there’s a climate crisis, that means every time we have the choice to do something about it, we need to do something about it.”

The paper, “Climate Homicide: Prosecuting Big Oil for Climate Death” — written by Arkush and Donald Braman, an associate professor at George Washington University Law School — will be published next spring in the Harvard Environmental Law Review.

“We concluded there aren't really any legal or factual barriers to prosecution,” Arkush said.

CNN: Newspapers described the election outcome this week as a “monster victory” for the Farmer-Citizen Movement, which has enjoyed support from sections of society who feel unsupported by Rutte’s VVD party.