Links tagged “pause”
- The New Pause lengthens to 7 years 11 months – No global temperature increase since 2014
- The New Pause Lengthens to 7 Years 10 Months – No global warming since 2014
- A ‘Weakening Warming Trend Of The Last 40 Years Is Apparent’, Says German Expert
- New Study: 90 Papers Were Published On The Temperature ‘Pause’ or ‘Hiatus’ From 2009-2019. Now Many Say It Never Happened
- Claim: ‘Global warming pause’ never happened – Monckton responds: The (old) Pause was ‘real’ in both surface & satellite data
- The new temperature Pause lengthens: now at 7 years 6 months – No global warming since 2014
"The new Pause has lengthened by another month. On the UAH satellite monthly global mean lower-troposphere temperature dataset, seven and a half years have passed since there was any trend in global warming at all.... Global temperature has not been rising steadily (or, since October 2014, at all)."
- The Pause Lengthens Again: No Global Warming Since 2014 – 7 Years 5 Months
No warming since October 2014:
Monckton: UAH satellite monthly global mean lower-troposphere dataset: "The entire UAH record since December 1978 shows warming at 0.134 K decade–1, near-identical to the 0.138 K decade–1 since 1990, indicating very little of the acceleration that would occur if the ever-increasing global CO2 concentration and consequent anthropogenic forcing were exercising more than a small, harmless and net-beneficial effect." ... Note that all these charts are anomaly charts. They make the warming look much greater and more drastic than it is in reality. The 0.58 K warming trend since late 1978 represents an increase of just 0.2% in absolute global mean surface temperature – hardly a crisis, still less an emergency.
- The new global warming ‘pause’ increases to nearly 8 years – No warming since March 2014
On the HadCRUT4 data, there has been no global warming for close to eight years, since March 2014. That period can be expected to lengthen once the HadCRUT data are updated – the “University” of East Anglia is slower at maintaining the data these days than it used to be.
- The HadCRUT4 Global Temperature Dataset Now Unveils A Cooling Trend For The Last 7.5 Years
- Global Warming Stalls Again – Back To Levels Seen 20 Years Ago
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Democrats seek crack down on plastics production! Sen. Booker: Plastic ‘threatens to derail our efforts to address the climate crisis’ & poses threat to environmental justice
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Great Food Reset: Germany Bans Farmers from Properly Fertilizing Land to Serve EU Green Agenda
The ban is ultimately at the behest of the European Union, which is pushing to reduce the amount of nitrogen in certain parts of Europe as part of its green agenda. The policy has already wreaked havoc in the Netherlands, with the Dutch government now looking to either buy out or forcibly close up to 3,000 farms to meet targets set by Brussels. ...
Political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek told Breitbart. “Despite all of the protest and (inter)national backlash, they’re pushing through with what I think are criminal policies.” “Our government doesn’t cater to the wishes of its own citizens, it caters to globalist institutions whose interest it is to control the food supply, so they can control us,” she continued. “It’s the great reset in full force.”
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Alex Epstein: ‘Climate reparations’ are immoral – ‘As fossil fuel use has risen. Life has gotten much better for everyone’
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WaPo: ‘Should you not have kids because of climate change? It’s complicated’
WaPo: Sanghani-Jorgensen is not alone. She joins a generation of people living in the U.S. and other rich countries preoccupied with how having children may worsen the world’s rapid warming. ... According to a 2021 Pew Research Center survey of childless adults, 5 percent of those who cited a specific reason for not having children said it was because of “climate change/the environment.” ...
A 2017 literature review by two sustainability scientists, who calculated that opting out of having a child would reduce emissions by approximately 60 metric tons per year, an amount that positively dwarfed the other possible actions (living car free: 2.4 tons of emissions avoided; skipping one transatlantic flight: 1.6 tons). ...
Many people, perhaps, would choose not to have children if they knew with certainty that extinction-level warming were right around the corner. On the flip side, more people might choose to have children if they knew with certainty that countries would rally to end greenhouse gas emissions and create a more sustainable society.
