The number of hurricanes striking the U.S. peaked in 1886, and have been declining ever since – as CO2 has increased.
As CO2 has increased, the number of hurricanes hitting the US has decreased
The total hurricane intensity is also declining.
There is no evidence linking hurricanes to CO2, but that doesn’t stop scientists from lying about it.
No, AP, Trump Can’t ‘Cripple Efforts To Stop Climate Change’: The Climate Will Always Change
Scientific American Editor Helmuth Quits After Branding Trump Voters ‘Fascists’, ‘Bigots’
Who’s Who At COP29: The Taliban, Russia, Climate Reparations, And Carbon Chaos
Alberta Rejects Trudeau’s Net Zero Lunacy, Highlights CO2’s Benefits On Crops, Earth
Discover Mag Claims ‘Existential Terror’ Of Hurricanes Fueling Climate Denial. It’s Not
Iran Hijacks COP29 Climate Summit To Demand Sanctions Relief
COP29 Speaker Urges Naming ‘Extreme Heat Events’ To Fight Climate Change
Trust The Science? Fabricated Data And Unrealistic Climate Goals Expose Net Zero’s Failures
Climate Change: The Big Election Loser And Why It Matters
Miliband’s Green Delusion: UK Energy Plans Drown In Rising Costs And Voter Backlash
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