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Climate Denial, Fact Check

Fact-Check: Did El Niño, Not Emissions, Cause the 2023-2024 Heat Spike?

A viral post by Steve Milloy @JunkScience on X claims that emissions did not cause the 2023-2024 warming spike, attributing it solely to a natural super El Niño, and asserts that climate models failed to predict this event. He further…

Vivek Saini
January 3, 2025
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Fact Check

Debunking Common Myths: CO₂, Sea Levels, and the Reality of Climate Change

In his viral X post, Australian journalist and author Peter Clack questioned mainstream climate science, claiming that Earth has been cooling for 50 million years and remains in an ice age with ice at both poles. He argued that carbon…

Vivek Saini
November 13, 2024
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Climate Change, News

COP 29: WMO’s Stark Call to Action Amid 2024’s Record-Breaking Climate Events

As COP29 gets underway at Baku in Azerbaijan The World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) State of the Climate 2024 Update for COP, published on Monday presents an urgent narrative as the world faces unprecedented warming, rapidly increasing greenhouse gases, and devastating…

Manjori Borkotoky
November 11, 2024
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Tag Global warming misconceptions

Fact-Check: Did El Niño, Not Emissions, Cause the 2023-2024 Heat Spike?

Debunking Common Myths: CO₂, Sea Levels, and the Reality of Climate Change

COP 29: WMO’s Stark Call to Action Amid 2024’s Record-Breaking Climate Events

Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing

Fact-Check: Did El Niño, Not Emissions, Cause the 2023-2024 Heat Spike?

Debunking Common Myths: CO₂, Sea Levels, and the Reality of Climate Change

COP 29: WMO’s Stark Call to Action Amid 2024’s Record-Breaking Climate Events

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Increasing CO₂ Levels Linked to Changes in Human Blood Composition

As La Niña Fades, Global Temperatures Could Rise in 2026, WMO Says

When the Flowers Arrive Too Soon, or Too Late: Climate Change and the Unravelling of the Tropics’ Natural Timing