Real Climate Science

The amount of baseless propaganda the New York Times can pack into a few sentence fragments, is quite impressive.

As part of their ongoing efforts to misinform readers ahead of the mid-term elections, the New York Times says hurricanes are getting more destructive due to the burning of fossil fuels, and Hurricane Ian is Florida’s fault because their their politicians didn’t support the Democrats’ energy policies which have made energy unaffordable for the poor and middle class.

Florida’s GOP Leaders Opposed Climate Aid. Now They’re Depending on It. – The New York Times

Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com

Global Tropical Cyclone Activity | Ryan Maue

Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases

The Biden administration isn’t concerned about high gas prices, rather they are concerned voters will notice ahead of the election.

“The concern by the Biden administration is that rising gas prices bring renewed focus in voters’ mind.”

Gas prices are starting to take off again. More increases are on the way | CNN Business

Last year the burning of fossil fuels was causing a permanent El Niño, but this year the burning of fossil fuels is causing a permanent La Niña.

Ongoing climate change could lead to a “permanent El Niño”.

Is never-ending La Niña the new normal? | KTLA

After sabotaging their own countries with nonsensical energy policy, European leaders call on their citizens to support each other.

De Croo: ‘The next five to ten winters will be difficult’

Six years ago the Washington Post was terrified by the record lack of major hurricanes. Now they say major hurricanes are getting worse because of the burning of fossil fuels.

Scotland seniors may be freezing in the dark, but they can get free tampons.

Fuel poverty crisis is targeting 40% of over 50s – NewStartMag

Scotland becomes first country to offer tampons and pads for free, officials say : NPR

Wintry blast: Snow and sub-zero temperatures in the south, roads closed | RNZ News

Climate Reanalyzer

YouTube seems to believe the burning of fossil fuels causes leaves to change color.

Gas prices in California are up $1.14 over the past month.

California gas prices declined for eight years prior to the pretend election of 2020, but since have more than doubled.

Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com