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You've heard of that infamous climate doomsday chart created by Dr. Michael Mann and tinkered with some mean statistics and revealed by McIntyre and McKittrick. Mann made his career from defending his own statistical sausages, and now the karma seems to be full. So let me introduce you to the newly created “Hockey Hole”. As we reported hereit seems that the aggressive climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann made false statements in court Mann vs. Stein and have been ordered to pay a large amount of legal fees. Steve McIntyre here. Oh my God, that's it Taibala. Of course, few people…
California's economic, academic, media and political institutions still contain the concept of the inevitable supremacy of the state. “The future depends on us, and we will seize this moment,” Governor Gavin Newsom said at his first inauguration. [emphasis, links added] Others think California deserves the country, a topic that relates to Trump’s presidency, as the New York Times column states: “The shared values of our increasingly tolerant and diverse societies.” Critics say this vision is different from the facts on the ground. Rather than becoming a model of new “progressive capitalism” and a model of social justice, California has the…
A court in Washington, D.C. dismissed a bid by University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael Mann, asking him to postpone his request for hundreds of thousands of dollars to a national review Thursday. [emphasis, links added] The District of Columbia Superior Court ruled in January that Mann owe the state about $530,000 to cover the legal fees of the store After spending more than a decade locking in a libel lawsuit against the organization, Mann then asked to stop and postpone payments. Thursday, The court denied Mann's request, meaning he might have to pay cash to the media he once…
The German RTV report here says: All speeches on the media in the dying big barrier coral reef near Australia are “media scams”. fact: Record numbers of coral reefs have been measured in 2024, and coverage has indeed tripled over the past 12 years. [emphasis, links added] According to RTV, “…coral bleaching due to high water temperatures has proven to be a lie.” [the recent reef damage attributed to climate change has a different cause. The reef has recovered.] According to Report 24, all media demands made annually by all media, such as the Guardian and CBS, the Great Barrier…
The Seattle Times claims about the termination of the National Weather Service is wrong – Where is Watt?
From the Cliffs Public Weather Blog The Seattle Times’s “Climbing” story is often hasty and incorrect, and today’s article is a great example of bad journalism and makes politicized, erroneous claims. The title of today's front page story: “This story is a farewell to the national meteorological service…”? Then it describes Last visit Go to the National Weather Service before Trump and magazine Isn't the point yet? Then read the story. Therefore, people claiming Trump are closely following the document on the 2025 project, which calls for an end to NOAA and sending NWS prediction capabilities to the private sector.…
Poll: Americans suspect the “green” movement, diversification supports rollback climate rules
It seems the unstoppable momentum of green movement has stalled lately as Americans reconsider the cost of some tougher proposals to get rid of the industrial carbon dioxide world. [emphasis, links added] As skepticism grows, the latest I&I/TIPP poll shows that the campaign to cut carbon dioxide at all costs may also be over. After so many predictions of looming environmental disasters failed to come true, Americans are increasingly wary of “net zero” and other modern green movements. In a national online poll conducted from March 26 to 28, I&I/Tipp asked 1,452 pollsters the following opening questions: “Which of the…
According to the National Weather Service, cold fronts in the Baltimore area are expected to bring lower temperatures and occasional rainfall, according to the National Weather Service.After a more average parade, conditions this week are expected to be slightly lower than usual in early spring. With temperatures reaching 51 degrees, partial clearance is expected to be expected in the afternoon Monday morning, although rainfall may continue throughout the day.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The chances of showering at BWI Marshall Airport were 30% late Monday, ending most of the time before 11pm, with an expected overnight freeze, with a…
Today's post is part 6 of the THB series Weather Attribution Alchemy. Last month, NASA's climate scientist Kate Marvel shared “things that I really struggled” about attribution of extreme events. [emphasis, links added] She is an invited expert at the National Committee on Extreme Activities Attribution for Public Information Collection Conference. Miracle also served as lead author in the 2023 U.S. National Climate Assessment chapter, he explained to the committee Her struggle was a result of (a) the seemingly contradictory discovery of the IPCC, which did not detect the long-term trends in most extreme weather indicators, and (b) the claim…
Since the 1960s, we elected officials have known about climate change » Yale's climate links
While conducting other research, Harvard University professor and scientific historian Naomi Ore stumbled upon a surprising discovery: As early as the 1950s, scientists had warned about the dangers of climate change created by humans. Yet despite this early evidence, a long campaign of well-planned disinformation in the fossil fuel industry has obscured public understanding of climate science. In a conversation with Yale’s climate links, the Ore area explores the roots of today’s climate debate and provides misunderstandings drawn from past struggles, including the fight against tobacco. She also highlighted the importance of recognizing the settled nature of climate science and…
Recycling of water helps California communities adapt to drought worsening » Yale's climate connection
Transcript: In Orange County, California, wastewater in people’s homes is not considered a waste. Instead of treating it and sending it to the ocean, Orange County purifies its wastewater through an additional three-step process. Every day, the county treats about 130 million gallons until it's safe enough. Patel: “We then took high-treated, recycled water and then spread it on the surface of a series of lakes or ponds, and let it seep naturally or penetrate and replenish the aquifer.” Mehul Patel in Orange County Water District. He said the aquifer is a key source of water for people living in…