SPOTLIGHT: There’s no such thing as a ‘balance of nature.’ BIG PICTURE: A prominent theme of ecologist Daniel Botkin’s latest book, 25 Myths That Are Destroying the Environment, is that the natural world is more sophisticated than we imagine.

U.K. meteorologists won’t be declaring a June 28 temperature reading as the hottest recorded in Scotland since the early 20th century after discovering a car parked near the weather station may have contaminated the data.

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Researchers have published four new papers this year showing that both tropical cyclone activity and intensity have declined over the past decades.

The findings mean atmospheric scientists and policymakers will need to reassess positions on climate change and tropical storms.

Lasers that emit ultrashort pulses of light are critical components of technologies, such as communications and industrial processing, and have been central to fundamental Nobel Prize-winning research in physics.

Really, you’ve got to laugh! Every sceptic scientist in the world must surely be crying their eyes out with laughter. Why? There are headlines in all the papers – we are running short of CO2. Supermarkets have not enough fizzy drinks in this heat wave, beer is in danger, and worse there is trouble with crumpet.

Another new study trashes the accepted climate theory. The Greenhouse gas effect is exposed as lacking a definitive, agreed explanation. It is seen to rely on opinion rather than validated science.

Consensus science told us nuclear fusion explains how our sun works. But the failure to detect Fe or He-II in the solar spectrum could prove a fatal wound. The shock news has re-ignited interest in the fission theory of an esteemed Indian physicist, once tipped for the Nobel Prize.

Very recent scientific publications show that the North Atlantic heat content and surface temperatures have been cooling significantly, and so may lead to a rebound in Arctic sea ice in the region.

How accurate were James Hansen’s 1988 testimony and subsequent JGR article forecasts of global warming?

According to a laudatory article by AP’s Seth Borenstein, they “pretty much” came true, with other scientists claiming their accuracy was “astounding” and “incredible.”

Another Hollywierd moron confuses weather with climate.

New mathematical study trashes the greenhouse gas theory as a credible explanation of earth’s climate. Paper adds to work of dissenting scientists who show that SURFRAD data plus strict application of standard physics discredits the accepted global warming narrative.

In a new paper published in the Journal of Social Marketing, Dr. Erik L. Olson spotlights the “Fakegate” scandal as a salient example of the unethical and deceptive practices used by those who promote dangerous anthropogenic global warming (AGW) — a“difficult-to-sell” cause.