The AP is pushing a flawed study projecting millions of heat-related deaths in Europe, all based on the discredited RCP...
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Read moreDemocrats excuse their epic incompetence by blaming Calif. fires on a sinful mankind that's changing the climate.
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Read moreThe Washington Post falsely blamed climate change for LA's wildfires, ignoring fuel buildup, shoddy forestry, human development, and conflicting evidence.
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Read moreMedia claiming 2024 as the hottest year lack context, ignore El Niño's role, disregard flawed data, and dismiss historical climate...
Read moreWith the California wildfires, the media are blaming climate change, ignoring Newsom and Bass's failed leadership and LAFD's misplaced priorities.
Read moreCalifornia’s wildfire crisis isn’t about climate change; it’s about poor forestry, overgrown fuel, and urban sprawl, a narrative the media...
Read moreThe Hill claims climate change harms apple production and quality, but data tells a different story.
Read moreLate night comediens are slamming Trump for politicizing LA wildfires and blaming climate change despite copious studies showing other reasons.
Read moreScientists disagree on the underlying causes of California's fires, with some blaming climate change and others citing natural conditions and...
Read moreThe devastating wildfires in Calif. have once again become a rallying cry for politicians and the media to blame climate...
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