Fact Checking The Climate Claims

 Climate Alarmists and Weather Events

- Climate alarmists capitalize on weather events to support their narrative.

- They often ignore information that contradicts their claims.

- It's important to highlight gaps in their arguments.

Northwest Passage and Arctic Ice

- The Northwest Passage has its third-highest level of sea ice in two decades.

- Al Gore predicted the Arctic polar ice cap could disappear within five to seven years (2009).

- Recent research indicates cooling trends since early 2010s related to slowed warming in Greenland.

Texas Flooding

- The Texas flood linked to the Guadalupe River rising has been discredited as a result of human carbon emissions.

- Historical floods were worse, with a river rise of 42. 3 feet over a century ago.

Summer Heat and Fossil Fuels

- Rising summer temperatures are often blamed on fossil fuels.

- Recent heat records have not been directly attributed to human actions.

Antarctic Ice and Historical Data

- Antarctic ice patterns do not align with the climate crisis narrative since it was first publicized in 1988.

Tampa Temperature Claims

- A meteorologist claims 90-degree days doubled in Tampa due to climate change.

- Fact-checking reveals that Tampa's temperature data shows no significant increase since 1895 and is affected by urban heat island effects.

Air India Crash and Climate Change

- The New York Times suggests the Air India crash was due to global warming.

- Criticism highlights that no other crashes have been linked to climate change.

Conclusion on Climate Narrative

- If climate claims were factual, there would be no need for exaggeration or misinformation.

- Such behavior indicates duplicity within the climate alarmist community.

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