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…the civil society.” The first prize was awarded to Climate Without Borders, an international network of weather presenters committed to communicating climate change in a scientifically accurate manner. Another Special…
…the combined effects of changes in temperature, precipitation and extreme weather events, as well as increasing CO2 concentrations.” But the heads of small island nations, fearful of rising sea levels,…
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Climate change is not happening, there is no significant man-made global warming now, there hasn't been any in the past, and there's no reason to expect any in the future.
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Fifty-five thousand years ago the whole world was 2°C warmer than it is today[...] It's all cyclical; [human-caused greenhouse gas emissions are] not a fart in the wind. Sea level rise is not going to happen.
…define “deadly heat” – they merely looked for heatwaves when somebody died (not everybody) and then used that as the definition of a “deadly” heatwave. North America suffers extreme weather…
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Based on the increase of solar activity during the twentieth century, it should account for between half to two-thirds of all climate change
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I am talking about the slaughter, death, and starvation of 6 billion people this century—that's what the science predicts.
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Human-produced carbon might be one of the factors [of climate change], but there’s simply no evidence that it is a significant one.
…to justify such an assertion. The difference is probably due to the way in which these different groups calculate a global average from the worldwide network of weather stations. Peter…
