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Climate Oscillations 12: The Causes & Significance

By Clintel Foundation|2025-08-06T15:15:08+02:00August 5, 2025|

In this post we will examine the idea that ocean and atmospheric oscillations are random internal variability, except for volcanic eruptions and human emissions, at climatic time scales. This is a claim made by the IPCC when they renamed the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation (AMO) to the Atlantic Multidecadal Variability (AMV) and the PDO to PDV, and so on.

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More on the New Climate Report from the US DOE

By Clintel Foundation|2025-08-04T21:38:50+02:00August 4, 2025|

This report will be a very useful mechanism to allow much more open dialogue on the climate change policy journey that will affect us all. It’s clear from this report that Climate science is far from settled and that the past frozen narrative of the climate emergency is over.

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The Ethics of Uncertainty: Science as a Public Dialogue

By Demetris Koutsoyiannis|2025-07-31T13:58:11+02:00July 31, 2025|

The title of this post is borrowed from Marcoen Cabbolet’s recent paper. Its abstract is the following, but I warmly recommend reading the entire paper.

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Chris Martz 2000th signatory of the World Climate Declaration

By Marcel Crok|2025-07-30T16:25:33+02:00July 30, 2025|

An Interview with Chris Martz.

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New Climate Assessment Report from US DOE

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-31T15:41:33+02:00July 29, 2025|

Climate science is baaaack. Energy Secretary Chris Wright has commissioned a new climate assessment report.

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When Science Fails, They Call the Lawyers

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-30T12:45:28+02:00July 28, 2025|

Inside the UN’s Plan to Criminalize Climate Dissent.

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How Fossil Fuels Doubled Human Life Expectancy

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-30T12:44:13+02:00July 27, 2025|

Climate activists say fossil fuels are killing us. History and data say the opposite.

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Book Review – Politics & Climate Change: A History

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-27T15:27:35+02:00July 22, 2025|

Andy May’s 2020 book, Politics & Climate Change: A History, is picking up renewed attention — and for good reason. Dr. Patrice Poyet has released a freshly updated, in-depth review that’s now available on ResearchGate.

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Michelle Stirling: CBC brings Soviet-style propaganda to Canada

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-27T15:24:28+02:00July 22, 2025|

CBC is reporting on a new study by Pruysers et al. (2025) that claims people sceptical of climate change have personality issues associated with the “Dark Triad:” narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy. In contrast, they say those who agree with catastrophic human-caused climate change narratives exhibit prosocial traits like agreeableness and honesty-humility.

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Public Interest in Climate Change Wanes says Friends of Science Society

By Clintel Foundation|2025-07-27T21:52:13+02:00July 22, 2025|

Recent polls indicate that climate change action is no longer a priority for most North Americans, says Friends of Science Society. This runs counter to the 89% climate action advocacy media project of Covering Climate Now and counter to claims of Canada’s Abacus Data of a spike in climate interest by the public.

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