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A Climate Consensus of One

Written by climatediscussionnexus.com

When The Atlantic “Weekly Planet” asked via email “Why the media keep quoting the same climate scientist” we had an answer ready: because he tells them what they want to hear.

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Renewable Energy Will Impoverish Humanity

Written by John Constable

The modern world and the rich, free lives it brought are both dying in Britain. Energy consumption has fallen by about 30% since 2005 and electricity consumption by about 23%, both due to climate policy costs, and particularly that of renewable energy, subsidies to which amount to £25 billion a year, 40% of the total cost of electricity supply.

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The Problem With ‘Extreme Weather’

Written by Ben Pile

Each year, the 23-degree tilt of the planet we live on causes seasons to change as it orbits the Sun. We also know that on top of this regime, heat is moderated, and sometimes intensified by particular weather systems, to create ‘heatwaves’.

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Hottest Ever? Really?

Written by Paul Homewood

Last week the UK was even hotter than the summer of 1976, or at least that is what the Met Office keeps telling us. Is that really the case though?

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