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LIARS! Climate Change is NOT Killing More People Now

Heartland Institute Research Fellow Linnea Lueken explores the claim that, because climate change allegedly is causing more extreme weather, more people are being killed by extreme weather than in the past. This is false on two counts. Extreme weather events are often attributed to climate change, but weather and climate are not the same thing. […]

Hail Hysteria: Why Rising Insurance Costs Are Not Linked to ‘Climate Driven’ Hail Storms

Climate Depot Special Report Full 19-page Special-Report-on-Hailstorms EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A slew of damaging hailstorms throughout Texas and portions of the U.S. Great Plains in recent weeks have sparked conversation once again about how human-caused climate change is supposedly “supercharging” our weather, making incidents of severe convective storms both more extreme and more dangerous to human […]

We’re Saved! UN Scientists to disrupt Brussels, ‘demand degrowth’ – Issue ‘manifesto’ declaring economic ‘growth kills’ – Warn of ‘ecological collapse’ & seek ‘new economic system’ that ‘respects the planet’s limits’

Via Press Release: From 6 to 8 June, Scientist Rebellion International, Growth Kills and Extinction Rebellion are organising a series of civil disobedience actions in Brussels, as well as an information meeting and activism workshop. The series is supported by Wolfgang Cramer, prominent IPCC member and Peace Nobel Prize winner, who will be available for […]

We’re saved! Tax ourselves to better weather! ‘Global Climate Tax’: ‘Tax CO2 everywhere…Re-distribute 50% of the tax in cash per capita to the people’ – ‘Ending fossil energy in 10 years’

https://climatax.org/?mailpoet_router&endpoint=view_in_browser&action=view&data=WzQsIjlhMTkxN2ZkNTY5YSIsMCwwLDAsMV0 Ending fossil energy in 10 years. Reducing the global energy bill by 50%. Increasing power purchasing parity of the lower 50%. Phasing out fossil fuels in less than 10 Years Tax CO2 everywhere, starting at U$100 per ton of CO2 equivalent, increasing by U$100 every year. Re-distribute 50% of the tax in cash per […]

The monster called ‘climate change turbulence’ is an imaginary phantom

https://www.cfact.org/2024/06/01/the-monster-called-climate-change-turbulence-is-an-imaginary-phantom/ By Joanne Nova At any moment there are something like 10,000 boxes cruising in the air that know when they strike turbulence. Rumors are that these are even staffed with sentient beings. If Climate Change was making turbulence worse, you’d think pilots would have noticed? But instead of reporting what pilots said, which is […]

Antarctic ice expanding! New Study in journal Nature reveals ’85 years of glacier growth & stability in East Antarctica’ – ‘Ice-sheet wide mass balance estimates start[ed] in late 1970s…have exhibited either an overall mass gain or been relative unchanged’

Early aerial expedition photos reveal 85 years of glacier growth and stability in East Antarctica

Published: Mads DømgaardAnders SchomackerElisabeth IsakssonRomain MillanFlora HuibanAmaury Dehecq, Amanda FleischerGeir MoholdtJonas K. AndersenAnders A. Bjørk 

Nature Communications: Our results demonstrate that the stability and growth in ice elevations observed in terrestrial basins over the past few decades are part of a trend spanning at least a century, and highlight the importance of understanding long-term changes when interpreting current dynamics. … However, in Antarctica, the scarcity of historical climate data makes climate reanalysis estimates before the 1970s largely uncertain10,23, and observed trends cannot clearly be distinguished from natural variability24,25

Currently, the earliest ice-sheet wide mass balance estimates start in the late 1970s3,6,7, and since then all the sub-regions examined in this study have exhibited either an overall mass gain or been relative unchanged.

Regardless of potential climatic changes, our results indicate that the glacier in Kemp and Mac Robertson Land and along Ingrid Christensen Coast, have accumulated mass during the past 85 years which inevitably have mitigated parts of the more recent mass loss from the marine basins in East Antarctica and the West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS). This positive accumulation trend and positive mass balance is anticipated to persist as snowfall is expected to increase over the entire EAIS in the next century54,55, and ice sheet modeling studies project positive mass balance estimates in all three sub-regions across all future RCP scenarios56. Lastly, we determine frontal changes of 21 glaciers from 1937 to 2023 (Table S1 and Fig. S11). From the 85 years of observations, we find two distinct regional patterns; one of constant glacier surface elevations and one of ice thickening.