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But how do we actually know, and how much do we actually know, about historic and prehistoric temperatures? In this Climate Discussion Nexus "Backgrounder" video John Robson examines the uses, and abuses, of various temperature proxies.

The end of March and beginning of April 2024 marked a harrowing period for countries in the Sahel and West Africa.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — El Paso Community College will celebrate its first-ever 50-year employee and other longtime employees during a lunch and ceremony later this week. “Mary Yanez is celebrating 50 years of service, leadership and fun at El Paso Community College (EPCC). She has worked in a variety of roles at the institution […]

The reason the WHO’s toolkit is so bereft of evidence and logic is because it’s just political propaganda. The document credits authors who are not medical doctors and climate scientists, but psychologists at the Centre for Climate Change Communication located at George Mason University, led by Dr. Ed Maibach.

Global Leaders to Meet This Month to Negotiate Production Cuts in Plastics Treaty Berkeley, CA, USA– In advance of the fourth round of United Nations

This tells us that the worst climate changes in the past have been caused by changes in solar activity. It also tells us that what is bad for humanity is cooling, not warming.

We need to realise that Mother Earth is sending an urgent message: Nature is in distress. The signs are all around us – oceans choked with plastic, becoming increasingly acidic; escalating extreme weather events like heatwaves, wildfires and floods affecting millions worldwide. The causes? They are complex, rooted in climate change, human interference with nature, […]

Robert Vautard is co-chair of the IPCC’s Working Group I and senior climate scientist at IPSL, Paris.

EXCLUSIVE: Two cities in the UK are on a list of the 10 most at risk of sinking beneath the waves as an expert warns of devastation and destruction.

If people’s dogs started dying, maybe then they would sit up and take notice.