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This week we cover unemployment data, stadium subsidies, and how Americans feel about the U.S. economy right now. Our interview is with climate scientist and American Enterprise In...
In the sixth episode of In Defense of Climate Change, Bryce Nickels and climate policy scholar Roger Pielke Jr. discuss Roger’s recent essay examining the legacy of the influential...
Group identity, social status, and a credential-dominated policy establishment make the climate narrative increasingly immune to disappointing results, argues Evert Doornhof of Cli...
Voters are not failing to grasp the moral stakes of climate change, as Regunberg supposes; they are making entirely rational trade-offs between an abstract, long-horizon risk and t...
If the USGCRP returns to its statutory mission, which focuses on objective assessment grounded in transparent data and reproducible analysis, the American people will be far better...
Two of the world’s most fire-prone regions have followed strikingly different wildfire trajectories despite both experiencing a warming climate.
Roger Pielke ponders the ongoing debate about American data centers. Keeping up with data center–driven electricity demand requires supply-side solutions, not bans. … … Luddite dyn...
“Buyer beware. The smartest guys in the room, the expert planners, the government-enabled Lords of the (political) marketplace, want to demote you.” The post Climate Blame Game: Gl...
Quote of the Week: “[W]e compare the result of [a theory’s] computation to nature, … compare it directly with observations, to see if it works. If it disagrees with experiment, it...
The problem is not the report as much as its presentation. The post Extreme Attribution Gets a National Academies Upgrade: But the Weakest Link Problem Remains appeared first on Wa...
The future of rational climate policy is adaptation, not mitigation that works against adaptation. Social justice demands that climate policy not increase energy prices and restric...
A climate scientists weighs in on what we can and can’t expect from an El Niño supercharged by the climate crisis.
Roger Worthington is helping to lead a $50 billion lawsuit against oil producers. This week he’ll face powerful critics in Congress.
The authors of that paper could not support the rationale behind their assertion with the sources they have if their reputations depended on it. The post “The [climate issue] perce...
Two recent models have some welcome news: Trump’s rollbacks and assault on the Inflation Reduction Act have not been as cataclysmic as feared. At least not yet. The models come fr...
Good science depends on testing assumptions against reality. Good journalism depends on questioning scientific claims before presenting them to the public as proven. In this case,...
The Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow CFACT is a US-based nonprofit organization founded in 1985 that advocates for free-market solutions to environmental issues. The post Why...
A hard yet often witty look at how US environmental policy was built to fail, and the issues presented by AI and voter shifts.
I guess NPR and the Washington Post, et al. do not know their audiences. The post Climate Journalism in Decline appeared first on Watts Up With That?.
When the observations disagree with the model, claim the model is right anyway? The post Claim: “Natural Variability” Hid the Real Magnitude of Global Warming Between 1981 and 2014...
Not surprisingly, there are lots of natural reasons explaining why dramatic storms aren’t materializing. But when ther storms do show up, the natural reasons disappear and it all g...
A new edition of a manual that helps federal judges understand scientific subjects included a chapter on climate change that was withdrawn after attacks by denialists.
Last week, AB 2385 (Petrie-Norris) died in the California Senate Appropriations Committee. Its demise is the latest frustration in the long saga to rebuild from the terrible Januar...
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