The bottom line is… The more you know about the climate the less anxious about climate change you become, as the data doesn’t support the claim of a climate emergency or climate crisis. Climate alarmism requires climate ignorance and this fact is a driving aspect of silencing dissenting viewpoints. irrationalfear.substack.com/…

With the notable exceptions of Texas and Louisiana Bayou, just about the entire Lower 48 has had a cooler than average summer. The press, however, is telling us that this is the hottest summer on record. Fraudulent claims based on a superstitious belief system.

FACT: the US Women’s Soccer team has accomplished something truly remarkable. They have somehow managed to make a *vast* majority of the nation they represent cheer *against* them & celebrate their failure. No other national team on earth has done this.

DESNZ, the energy department, has just published its latest estimates of the levelised cost of electricity. They are a fairy tale.

That’s a pile of crap. Respond to the science issues people like me challenge you with. Raise your game.

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Nice try, Jimmy. You try to employ a little three card monte to draw peoples' attention from the real issue: that the scientific method rejects CAGW and the alarmism it engenders. Only the weak-minded are vulnerable to your tactics my good friend.

Imagine actually believing this BS

Throwing cold water on the hype about heat waves. Per cent of days above 100 degrees in US. From USHCN data. @JunkScience @EcoSenseNow @VijayJayaraj_CC @gwtomb

China also set their “all-time” record low temperature on January 22 of this year when Mohe dipped to -53°C (or -63.4°F). Did you miss this or are you just posting information that suits your narrative?

Quite right. I started out an alarmist and then soon realised it was plagued by huge exaggerations and it's by no means the biggest environmental problem we face.

On this date in 1901, afternoon highs exceeded 100° from California to Maine. Every state except for Alaska and Hawaii was ≥90°, 28 states were ≥100° and four states measured temperatures ≥110°. It was 116° in OK; 112° in KS; 110° in AZ and NE; 109° in MO; 108° in IA; 107° in AL and CA; 106° in AR, MN, TX, UT and WI; 105° in IL and TN; 104° in CO and MS; 103° in ID, LA and IN; 102° in KY, SD, WV and WY; 101° in ME and OH and 100° in MT and NM. There's nothing unprecedented about this heatwave, its extent or magnitude. Typical weather expected to occur at some point during the summer. All it took was a few minutes of data mining to figure this out. Your mistake rests on the case of putting your feelings before facts.