Settled Science
New Study Suggests We’re Overestimating Coal’s Planet-Wrecking Power

Our worst-case climate scenarios are relying on outdated, incorrect coal data.

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Antarctic Meltwater Isn’t the Crisis We Thought It Was

This branch of science is still far from settled.

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Study Says Climate Change Is Making Snow Melt Slower

Another day, another surprising new study about climate science.

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The Debate over Global Warming’s “Pause” Rages On

A new argument has erupted over an old, contentious climate study.

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Climate “Quirk” Protecting US from Hurricanes

Another day, another revelation in the world of “settled” climate science.

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Climate Uncertainty Grows

New research suggests climate models are overstating the cooling effects of clouds. This is bad news for two very different reasons.

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Plants Absorb Much More Carbon Than Previously Thought

New research suggests that plants absorb much more carbon than previously thought, potentially explaining some of the problems with current climate models. Once again, the green claim that climate science is somehow “settled” is proven wrong.

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How Little We Know About Our Climate

A new study suggests that we’ve been underestimating the amount of heat stored in the upper levels of our planet’s oceans by 24 to 55 percent. Just a reminder: Climate science is anything but settled.

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New Study: Temperature Targets Are Ineffective Climate Policy Tools

Authors of a new study in the journal Nature argue that the well-known 2 degrees Celsius target, popular amongst climate activists and policymakers, is a poor metric by which to set climate policies.

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The Most Futile March Ever

A loud Green march in New York City today drowned out an important essay on the unsettled nature of climate science in this weekend’s Wall Street Journal by a former Obama Administration official. We wish the activists had kept their carbon footprint lower by staying at home and grappling with the essay’s contents rather than traipsing to New York City for political theater.

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