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This month marks the 15th anniversary of “Climategate”—the release of thousands of emails among climate scientists showing them behaving very badly...

Nowhere is this lack of scientific inquiry more evident than at the two Poles of the Earth. Antarctica has barely warmed during 70 years of detailed observations, while the situation in the Arctic, as we can see, is complex...

By Jo Nova Every scientific curiosity becomes a climate prayer A year ago, within an hour, 120 seismometers all over the world started to record a freakish shake every 90 seconds like a metronome...

A new study reminds us that, 8200 years ago, near-global sea levels rose 6.5 meters in a span of just 140 years. This is 470 centimeters per century, 4.7 centimeters per year, during a period when CO2 levels were alleged...

photo taken by Ansgar Walk By Jo Nova The Experts thought Greenland’s ice has been there for the whole Pleistoscene era, or the last 2.6 million years. It was just another useless consensus, stultifying science —...

Reports over the last week of an unexpected abundance of polar bears onshore in East and Southwest Greenland have locals and tourists concerned.

.PBS NewsHour Here is the transcript JUDY WOODRUFF: Scientists working in Greenland have identified the oldest samples of DNA ever found on Earth. By analyzing this two-million-year-old genetic material, they…

Greenland by Johannes Plenio on Unsplash By Jo Nova We may be living through some of the best weather in the last 100,000 years Kenneth Richard at NoTricksZone reports on a new paper showing the incredible extreme climate...

From 80,000 to 20,000 years ago Greenland warmed by 10-15 Kelvin within a span of “a few decades” 24 times (Kypke and Ditlevsen 2024).

Bolstered by the increasing snowfall in recent years (and despite the “devastating effects of climate change”), Saudi Arabia is working to improve its mountain tourism with its own ski resort to be built by 2026.

... illustrates how temperatures plunged around 3000 years ago, and notably since the Middle Ages:

A constant factor, therefore, according to observations, is a further overestimation of the danger of the occurrence of “galloping ice melt” in Greenland.

The Greenland ice sheet didn’t even cooperate with the narrative during the “global boiling” melt months of July and August.

So, along comes Martha Stewart, at 82 years old just trying to enjoy life, and she gets global backlash for plucking a chunk of ice out of the ocean to cool her drink down.

It is worth noting that temperatures at both sites in 2021 and 2022 were below those 20th Century numbers.