COP31 in Turkey is upon us (9-20 November). David Wojick explains what to look out for. “The beginning of the end of COPs might even be on the table.” The post COP31: the show must go on appeared first on Clintel.

A new study shows that ocean life thrived with extremely high CO2 and very warm water, says Jo Nova. This runs totally counter to the catastrophe the IPCC is marketing. The post Fish boomed when CO2 was five times higher and Earth was 5–8°C warmer appeared first on Clintel.

A new study shows that ocean life thrived with extremely high CO2 and very warm water, says Jo Nova. This runs totally counter to the catastrophe the IPCC is marketing. The post Fish boomed when CO2 was five times higher and Earth was 5–8°C warmer ( Cloned ) appeared first on Clintel.

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A cautionary tale of our future climate by David Siegel. The post The Great Famine of the 21st Century appeared first on Clintel.

La historia de terror de la CBC sobre el «cambio climático» y las cosechas de calabazas canadienses es puro engaño y nada de diversión. La CBC debería haber hecho un poco más de tarea y haber mostrado mayor criterio al hacer afirmaciones sobre el cambio climático a largo plazo basándose en dos años de cosechas de calabazas, afirma Linnea Lueken. The post Halloween está salvado: las calabazas no están en peligro por el cambio climático appeared first on Clintel.

In his second presentation for Clintel on October 11th, Roger Pielke Jr. explained how an extreme emissions scenario, originally designed to explore a possible future, became one of the dominant assumptions in climate research and policy. The post Roger Pielke Jr.: How RCP8.5 Became the Climate Policy Nightmare appeared first on Clintel.