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Climate scientists have assured us for years that NOAA’s homogeneous temperature datasets, especially the Global Historical Climate Network (GHCN), are the gold standard for tracking global warming. But what if the “correction” applied to these datasets introduces more noise than the signal? A recent study atmosphere Shocking inconsistencies were found in NOAA adjustments, raising serious concerns about the reliability of homogeneous temperature records. The study, which was soon composed of independent climate researchers, was composed of Peter O'Neill, Ronan Connolly, Michael Connolly and Willie. NOAA's homogenization technology was carefully inspected. Known for their expertise in climate data analysis and critical…

Isabella O'MalleyThree tropical cyclones in the South Pacific are spinning, an unusual situation scientists call it.Tropical cyclones Rae, Seru and Alfred are all stirring as the region is starting in November and ending in April.When storms form in the Southwest Pacific and hurricanes in the North Atlantic, these storms are called cyclones, but are basically the same phenomenon.How unusual is this?”It's not very rare to have three hurricanes simultaneously in September at the North Atlantic,” said Brian Tang, professor of atmospheric science at the University of Albany. “Of course, it's a very busy one for the South Pacific. During the…

Eric Worrall's paper Professor Dennis Wesselbaum believes we should act on climate change – but economic harm is not a good reason to do so. Calculating the economic costs of climate change is tricky, or even futile – it’s also a distraction Published: February 25, 2025 1.25pm​​ AEDTDennis WesselbaumAssociate Professor, Department of Economics, University of Otago Climate change is no longer a distant threat. It is here, real, and increasingly affects all of us. … The group's latest assessment report avoids the economic costs of quantifying climate change. Therefore, to understand the economic costs of climate change, we can use…

A study published in 2024 PNAS The reconfirmed climate model failed to simulate relevant underlying climate change variables in the real world, such as the most important greenhouse gases on Earth (due to its allegedly enhanced “feedback” capabilities). [emphasis, links added] According to the results of global warming caused by carbon dioxide, specific humidity (SH) should increase according to the latest climate model. However, 40 years of observations (1980-) show that SH trends in arid/semiari regions have not increased. Moreover, according to the latest climate model, relative humidity (RH) should remain relatively constant, even if not due to CO2-induced global…

CNBC recently published an article claiming that climate change has the potential to cause the housing market to collapse, with losses of up to $1 trillion. [emphasis, links added] This is wrong. Data shows no extreme weather caused by climate change, and The CNBC market is threatened to decline, and the huge increase in housing prices as the planet warms up, indicating strong demand. CNBC's story, “The U.S. housing market could lose nearly $1.5 trillion in value due to the rising cost of climate change”, is full of speculation but lacks facts about natural disasters and housing market trends. Diana…

Eric Worrall's paper “…The climate crisis requires new ways of thinking…religion is crucial to achieving this goal. …” Why religion is crucial to addressing climate change Posted: February 25, 2025 12.25am aedtHanane BenadiResearch Officer, Religion and Global Society, London School of Economics and Politics … Building a global response to the climate crisis requires us to understand the many ways people make sense for climate change and learn to endure its consequences. For most of the world’s population, a pure scientific framework is useless. … My team comes from the LSE Religion and Global Social Studies Department, and I held…

Guest “That's it, this is the Bay of America”, David Middleton BOEM's OCS Region Our Mission: Manage the development of shelf energy, mineral and geological resources in an environmentally and economically responsible manner outside the United States. The U.S. Bay Area (GOAR) manages three programs on the U.S. Gulf Outer Shelf (OCS): oil and gas, renewable energy and marine minerals. GOAR manages offshore resources in federal waters offshore Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Nearly three-quarters of the Gulf of the United States are scientists, including geologists, geophysicists, petroleum engineers, physicists, biologists, environmental protection experts and environmental scientists. What is…

The Security and Exchange Commission appears ready to revoke the controversial climate disclosure rules, which will end the deleted legal challenges. [emphasis, links added] Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda, designated as a position by President Donald Trump, recently announced that he is taking action, believing it is “deeply flawed” and potentially “major damage.” The rule, adopted in March, requires public companies to disclose their company's climate risks and goals and how they plan to manage them. This includes reporting on the company’s Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions and how they plan to implement climate goals. Scope 1 emissions are directly…

After weeks of cold temperatures and cold conditions, the Baltimore area is finally resting as the weather gets warmer for the rest of the week. The National Weather Service predicts that Tuesday will start to be cloudy before the sunshine for the rest of the afternoon, with a temperature of 63 high. Wind energy up to 18 mph. It is expected to be clear most of the evening, with a low of about 38.[Get the latest weathercast from FOX45 News]The sun may continue to shine on Wednesday, nearly 60 years old. Clouds are expected to cover the area at night,…

Seeds are special for Nina Raj, a lecture at Eaton Canyon Nature Center and founder of the Altadena Seed Library in southern Southern California. So when Raj and her partner fled from the Eaton Fire on January 7, her first thought was not to pack clothes or important paperwork. Instead, she grabbed Matilija Poppy of California's buckeye, sage and buckwheat seeds from her greenhouse, as part of a seed bank she began to gather with a group of volunteers. Raji's home escaped the fire without any damage. But the rest of Altadena is known as a thriving hub for multigenerational…