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Does Europe's vaunted green leadership lead anywhere—or merely accelerate its own economic undoing?
A new study highlights the overlooked role of cultivated plants in the global carbon cycle, showing that agriculture makes a major contribution to CO₂ absorption.
Feds pull plug on Revolution Wind amid security fears.
Renowned climatologist Dr. Judith Curry says it is very tough to make the case of warming becoming dangerous.
Marty Rowland PhD has been fired from his position as Special Issue Editor at the American Journal of Economics and Sociology (AJES), because of publication of the paper Carbon Dioxide and a Warming Climate are not problems by Andy May and Marcel Crok. Andy May examines the reasons behind this Orwellian dismissal in this article.
The US State Department issued a joint statement denouncing Net Zero policies for global marine shipping as a 'global carbon tax,' says Friends of Science Society. Small Pacific Islands requested an International Court of Justice (ICJ) advisory statement on climate obligations claiming existential crisis; but many hypocritically provide marine registry services.
While alarmist studies are spreading like wildfire in Europe, the groundbreaking report A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate is being completely ignored. This report finally pays explicit attention to uncertainties, alternative insights, and factual observations in climate science. The European silence is not only remarkable, it is downright shocking. It casts a shadow over the intellectual honesty of the European climate debate.
COVID was the rehearsal… Climate is the show.
How sparse thermometers and generous infilling built a global temperature story.
What is your background? I’ve had a strange career. I initially majored in biology (plant biology, molecular botany and aquatic ecology) and worked at the university for three years.
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