Real Climate Science

“The AMS is deeply concerned by the United States’ inadequate response to climate change and the dangers it poses to the nation and all life. . This inadequacy is illustrated most recently–but by no means only–through the Supreme Court decision West Virginia v. EPA

Climate change is a highly solvable problem”

AMS_Statement-EPA-2(1).pdf

The death rate from natural disasters including “all geophysical, meteorological and climate events including earthquakes, volcanic activity, landslides, drought,
wildfires, storms, and flooding” is down 95% over the past century.

Natural Disasters Data Explorer – Our World in Data

Life expectancy has doubled

Life expectancy, 1543 to 2019

In 2013, Barack Obama said “Ninety-seven percent of scientists agree: #climate change is real, man-made and dangerous.”

11:48 AM · May 16, 2013

The American Meteorological Society did a survey of their professional members later that year, and found that only 52% believed global warming was mostly man-made, and they weren’t even asked if it was dangerous.

Meteorologists’ Views About Global Warming: A Survey of American Meteorological Society Professional Members in: Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society Volume 95 Issue 7 (2014)

“Oft-quoted Penn State University scientist and published author Michael Mann “

Manchin called out by climate change’s powerful voice: ‘A modern-day villain who drives a Maserati and lives on a yacht courtesy of the coal industry’ – MarketWatch

“dishonest” “bad science” “brazen fraud” “a crock of obvious drivel”

The management of the American Meteorological Society blames bad weather on the United States Supreme Court.

“Whenever an unusually hot season is upon us, sweltering humanity talks about the changes in climate and shakes its head in a foreboding fashion.”

Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 24, 1906, Page 8, Image 8 « Historic Oregon Newspapers

London reached 100 degrees on August 9, 1911.

29 Aug 1930 – DEATHS REPORTED. – Trove

11 Aug 1911, 5 – The Guardian at Newspapers.com

“The day really entitled to the proud distinction of being the hottest of the nineteenth century, in London, was July 28, 1885, when 162 degrees Fahrenheit was registered in the open air. July 7, 1886, 155 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded, the previous day’s reading having been 151.5; the 4th of the same month in the following year it was 151.7, and on August 14, 1876, 147 degrees was registered.”

Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, July 24, 1906, Page 8, Image 8 « Historic Oregon Newspapers

11 Aug 2003, 12 – The Times and Democrat at Newspapers.com

Michael Mann blocks everyone who questions him, and just retweeted this from December.

https://twitter.com/MichaelEMann

On July 16, 1901 Oklahoma and Nebraska were over 110F, twenty-three states were over 100F and forty-five states were over 90F.  Crops were ruined by the heat and drought and Canada and England were also having deadly heat waves.

OK 113, NE 110

AZ 109, KS 109, MO 107, AR 106, IA 106, TX 106, WI 106, IL 105, CO 104, LA 103, MS 103, KY 102, SD 102, UT 102, AL 101, ME 101, MN 101, TN 101, IN 100, NM 100, OH 100

NJ 98, CA 97, FL 97, GA 97, MI 97, NH 97, OR 97, SC 97, ID 96, MT 96, VT 96, WY 96, NV 95, NY 95, WV 94, MA 93, MD 92, PA 92, VA 91, WA 91, DE 90, NC 90

“LA CROSSE, Wis., July 15,—The temperature today reached 100. Two prostrations were reported. Crops in Western Wisconsin are suffering great damage from the drought.

BARABOO, Wis., July 18.—Today was the hottest day on record in this section, At noon the thermometer registered 103 in the shade, The drought still continues and many farmers are selling off their stock for want of feed. The oats crop is a total failure,

SPRINGFIPLD, M1, July 15.—Advices from all over the central and southern parts of the state are to the effect that the continued heat and drought are burning the corn crop badly, and that if heavy rains do not occur soon the crop will be almost an entire failure. Potatoes, apples, berries and almost all vegetation are suffering greatly from drought.

LAFAYETTE, Ind., July i5.—Intense heat the past two weeks still continues. The temperature eat noon today was 99 to 101, according to the locality. Pastures re burning up and corn is badly shriveled. The loss In this county on corn is fully 20 per cent.”

16 Jul 1901, Page 1 – The Saint Paul Globe at Newspapers.com

16 Jul 1901, 1 – The Victoria Daily Times at Newspapers.com

16 Jul 1901, 2 – Manchester Evening News at Newspapers.com

“We must be going in for records in 1936; record blizzards, record dust storms, record floods, record drouth, record heat wave. If it keeps up Americans will need to show record endurance.”

Sioux City Journal (Sioux City, lowa) – 16 Jul 1936

16 Jul 1936, 6 – Sioux City Journal at Newspapers.com

On July 15, 1936 thirteen states were over 110F, thirty states were over 100F and forty-three states were over 90F.

MO 118, CA 117, AZ 116, IA 114, OK 114, IL 113, IN 113, KS 113, SD 113, AR 111, KY 111, MN 111, NE 111

ND 109, TX 109, WI 109, OH 107, WV 107, MT 106, PA 106, UT 106, CO 105, NV 105, WY 105, VA 104, MI 103, ID 102, NC 102, TN 102, AL 100

NM 99, SC 99, GA 98, MS 98, OR 98, FL 95, NJ 95, LA 94, MD 94, DE 93, WA 91, NH 90, NY 90

Fact Check: Joe Biden’s events

Most Democrats believe Joe Biden received 80 Million votes, and that he controls the climate.

Why do most Republicans believe the big lie? – No More Trump

Americans Divided Over Direction of Biden’s Climate Change Policies | Pew Research Center

“Analysis of Hunter Biden’s hard drive shows he, his firm took in about $11 million from 2013 to 2018, spent it fast. The hard drive and documents from Senate Republicans indicate few of Biden’s deals ever came to fruition and shed light on how fast he was spending his money.”

– NBC News

The same people who talk endlessly about an imaginary climate crisis are leading the world towards nuclear war.