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This is a re-post from The Climate Brink by Andrew Dessler This is the third and last in our series discussing the use of unadjusted data and how it overstates the warmth of the 19...
Escalating climate language: 25 years ago, 28°C was “pleasant”…today it is called “extremely dangerous”. The following video link compares two different forecasts for warm summer w...
In April 2026 we published a guest blog post by John Lang in which he introduced his "Climate Trunk" graphics project and website. Since then, he has been adding one graphic per we...
A study finds that during the PETM, Earth’s landscapes became widely browner amid elevated atmospheric CO2, global warming, and reduced rainfall caused by volcanically driven carbo...
From the “is there anything climate change can’t do when models are involved?” department. On the plus side, this study illustrates how natural climate cycles were involved. – Anth...
Melting permafrost 304 million years ago may have released vast amounts of carbon into the atmosphere. A warming episode 304 million years ago may show how a relatively small clima...
Escalating climate language: 25 years ago, 28°C was “pleasant”…today it is called “extremely dangerous”. The post Comparison Of Two German Weather Forecasts: From 25 Years Ago and...
To understand where climate change is heading, we have to look at the planet’s distant past and appreciate the disturbing uniqueness of our situation, says Bill McGuire
This shows variability that would indicate—as we see with the monster El Niños—an occurrence due to a cumulative buildup and then a response. We are asked to believe that we are no...
Millions of years ago, rapid global warming dramatically altered Earth's forests. Human-driven climate change is working 10 times faster.
Europe’s buildings are being designed with weather data that may already belong to the past. Engineers commonly rely on Typical Meteorological Years, or TMYs, assembled from decade...
Latest Met Office State of the Climate report for 2025 confirms latest wave of record-breaking temperatures and warns further warming is now inevitable
The core reaches across a mysterious period when Earth’s ice-age cycles changed from roughly...
“Plants carry traces of past weather. Reading them may help us navigate a hotter, drier world.” Wenli Zhao As global warming intensifies drought frequency, understanding how ecosy...
Explore the current state of climate research, including changes in the field over the last five years since the launch of the journal, and direct us toward the future The post Env...
This is a re-post from The Climate Brink by Andrew Dessler and Zeke Hausfather This is the second in our three-part series discussing the use of unadjusted data and how it overstat...
AI climate change predictions by Gemini I am back to AI as a quantitative predictor (June 26, 2026 blog). I interrupted my discussion of the topic to describe events connected to I...
Every six to seven years, climate modelling groups around the world run a coordinated set of simulations that explore how… The post Explainer: The CMIP7 emissions scenarios – and h...
Deglaciation periods, such as the one occurring from about 14,000 to 6000 years ago, are estimated to have had ocean heat uptake rates of 12,000-20,000 ZJ (zettajoules). This range...
This is a re-post from The Climate Brink A graph has been making the rounds on social media showing the average number of days per weather station above 95F, 100F, and 105F across...
The sun is the main driver of the Earth’s climate, skeptical scientists assert Brehm et al. (2021), Brehm et al. (2025) und Wang et al. (2026) Image captured by NASA’s Solar Dynam...
A rare sediment core recovered from beneath Antarctica's ice is revealing how the West Antarctic Ice Sheet responded to past warm periods.
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