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Politicization and polarization of ’emissions reduction’ strategy has blinded climate alarmists and skeptics to seeking co-operative adaptive solutions to weather and climate events

By Roger Pielke, Jr., Honest Broker Substack, July 15, 2025

Twenty-five years ago this month, Dan Sarewitz and I published a widely read and discussed article in The Atlantic Monthly titled, Breaking the Global Warming Gridlock (unpaywalled version here). Today I quote extensively from it and share both my and Dan’s perspectives on it from 2025. … Read more

Fall in sulfur dioxide emissions and deforestation are more responsible for recent warming than carbon dioxide emissions

By Climate Realists of B.C., July 1, 2025

Summary

Historically, climate changes and global warming have not been well understood because of the incredible complexity of our natural world.

Therefore, in 1988, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) was established to assess the science related to climate change. The panel assumed that natural drivers are constant over time and that the recent observed increase in global temperatures is caused by increases of anthropogenic (human-generated) carbon dioxide in our atmosphere.… Read more

Generations have been brainwashed into believing the false ideology that we face climate doom

By Nigel Southway, Take Back Manufacturing, June 21, 2025

We climate realists waste a lot of our time debunking the wild and weird statements made via the media by many scientists who are trapped in the climate emergency Industrial complex.

To keep the funding going or get that paper published, the Climate Emergency Industrial Complex has to say something eyebrow-raising that then gets super-amplified by a sensation-seeking media. Their writings have little to do with real science or solid input to future policies and much more to do with keeping the climate-emergency narrative going and keeping the funding flowing.… Read more

​Ottawa has not yet finalized its proposed regulations. However, the current version is logistically unworkable, overly expensive, and likely to be challenged as unconstitutional.

By Heather Exner-Pirot, Center for North American Prosperity and Security, June 20, 2025

Canada is the world’s third-largest exporter of oil, fourth-largest producer, and top source of imports to the United States. Much of Canada’s oil wealth is concentrated in the oil sands in northern Alberta, which hosts 99 percent of the country’s enormous oil endowment: about 160 billion barrels of proven reserves, of a total resource of approximately 1.8 trillion barrels. This is the major source of oil to the United States refinery complex, a large part of which is optimized for the oil sands’ heavy oil.… Read more

Humans cannot affect global temperature change, so damaging Western economies with Net Zero policies is pointless. We can, however, learn to adapt to climate change

By Roger Palmer, Climate Realists of B.C., June 9, 2025

Summary

This paper discusses the many myriad factors that affect the Earth’s climate, many of which are still poorly understood. It presents a number of conclusions:

a) Climate change is a naturally-occurring, cyclic phenomena, and it has been going on for millions of years.… Read more

By Science and Environmental Policy Project (SEPP), May 31, 2025

This article, while technical, discusses the IPPC’s approach to greenhouse gases and asks: Would a true physical science conclude that increased carbon dioxide, a minor greenhouse gas, is the primary cause of the current ‘global warming’? The article is worth reading for anyone who wants an informed understanding of how a) greenhouse gases actually work and b) how the IPCC distorts the science of GHGs.

Is climate science a physical science? Is it based on physical evidence where the results of experiments and observations are the ultimate judge? As Richard Feynman stated in The Meaning of It All: “If there is an exception to any rule, and if it can be proved by observation, that rule is wrong.”… Read more