Climate – conflict link debunked: Professor: ‘Little evidence to suggest that the conflict…is in any way correlated to climate change’
Andrew Montford (now Deputy Director of GWPF) has a report on the talk. The talk is about 35 minutes long and is followed by questions and discussion. Near the beginning she gives her conclusion: “There is very little evidence to suggest that the conflict and protest patterns that we see across developing countries is in […]
Why the UN’s Climate Models Are Inherently Unreliable, and Should Be Abandoned
Those who have examined the Wallace, Christy, and d’Aleo (WCD) 2016 and 2017 reports discussed in recent months on this blog may be understandably confused as to how they relate to the numerous climate models used by the UN IPCC and the USEPA over many years in support of their climate alarmism. Source: Why the […]
NOAA Downgrades Probability Of 2017 El Nino
NOAA has downgraded the probability of an El Nino later this year to 46% from 51% in its April forecast and 53% in March. ENSO-neutral persisted during April, with near-average sea surface temperatures (SSTs) observed across the central equatorial Pacific and above-average SSTs in the eastern Pacific [Fig. 1] . Source: NOAA Downgrades Probability Of […]
NY Times: Steel Industry Is On The Rebound Under Trump
‘A perfect administration from the perspective of the steel industry’ Source: NY Times: Steel Industry Is On The Rebound Under Trump
US drought levels fall to lowest point in years – Only 5% of U.S. experiencing drought
BY REID WILSON – 05/12/17 11:35 AM EDT Just 5 percent of the United States is experiencing drought conditions, the lowest level of drought here since government scientific agencies began updating the U.S. Drought Monitor on a weekly basis in 2000. Record rain and snowfall over the winter on the West Coast and heavy spring […]