…is not necessarily related to global warming.” It remains to be seen whether the latest purveyors of this misinformation will issue a correction like the Times. Additional reading: Global Warming…

…global warming has intensified rainfall and hurricanes. However, comprehensive facts show that rainfall and hurricane activity are well within the bounds of natural variation, and there is no cogent evidence…

…0.9 degrees Fahrenheit since the 1980s: Some people are quick to dismiss any evidence that the earth has warmed, given the track record of deceit and misinformation by global warming…

…expressed are not grounded in reality. The End of Humanity? Thunberg says that she is “one of the lucky ones” who are not already “dying” from global warming and claims…

…the risks” of “extreme weather,” and “he continues to dismantle efforts to address those risks.” Such weather, they say, is fueled by manmade global warming that creates “unusually warm ocean…

By James D. Agresti September 10, 2018 Journalists are traveling to the Pacific island nation of Kiribati, because they believe that global warming is causing it to sink into the…

…to global warming.” Since then, the coastal population of Florida has grown by 61%. In 1989, another senior UN official wrote that “sea-level rise as a consequence of global warming…

…30 years of failed predictions by global warming alarmists. Newsom then adds another layer of deception by stating that the plan reduces “dangerous carbon emissions” that “pollute our communities.” This…

…cost of electricity by 2022. This accords with Obama’s earlier statement that “electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket” under his plan to stem global warming. This is not likely to occur,…

…oneself,” “Constitution Day,” and “respect for the rights of others.” Contrary to what Bridge led its readers to believe, this is not a case of global warming being singled out…

…hurricane season of 2017 was fueled by global warming. Such claims were reported by CNN, the Washington Post, Politico, the BBC, and others, but comprehensive facts show that rainfall and…

…nine impact categories, which include global warming potential, abiotic depletion, acidification, eutrophication, human toxicity, fresh water aquatic ecotoxicity, marine aquatic ecotoxicity, terrestrial ecotoxicity, and photochemical oxidation. Furthermore, the study found…

…range of issues, the poll consisted of questions about government spending, the national debt, taxes, healthcare, hunger, global warming, pollution, energy, and Social Security. Each question focused on a central…

…like “greenhouse gas”? Only those who simply echo what they hear or those wantonly pushing global warming-related taxes, regulations or similar polices would use such verbiage. In sum, those who…

…voters’ political inclinations and 19 dealing with their knowledge of policy issues. Each question addressed a central element of a key issue, including healthcare, taxes, government spending, global warming, Social…

…healthcare, Medicare, global warming, pollution, and Social Security. For instance, voters were asked: Do you think the federal government spends more money on social programs, such as Medicare, education, and…

…of 23 questions about education, healthcare, taxes, government spending, global warming, Social Security, energy, hunger, pollution, and the national debt. Overall, the majority of voters gave the correct answer to…

…the academic book Debates on U.S. Immigration, federal law, and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Distorting Science According to the New York Times: Global warming has caused “an intensification of…