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PJ Media, Steve Milloy, and Dr. Roy Spencer Show Climate Models Overestimate Corn Belt...
A recent post at the news and opinion website PJ Media makes the point that the climate models used to promote green policies have...
NPR Spreads Misinformation About Climate Change and Models (Again!)
National Public Radio (NPR) ran a story claiming that scientists using computer models can now determine how much more severe a weather event was,...
Time to Ditch ‘Climate Models?’
Guest Post by Steven Hayward
Editor’s Note: Steven Hayward, Ph.D. has long been a thought leader on environmental policy. In this article in The Pipeline,...
Hooray! Some Scientists Honestly Reporting That Climate Models Run “Too Hot”
In a new report, some climate scientists are putting the brakes on future warming and say other researchers should avoid suspect climate models. This...
Inside Climate News Confuses Models with Reality
Inside Climate News recently published an article discussing a new model which warns of an impending global food production drop due to climate change....
Thanks, Wall Street Journal, For Noticing Computer Models Don’t Do a Good Job of...
An article in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) sheds much needed light on a topic climate alarmists have been trying to hide for decades:...
Two Studies Confirm Climate Models Are Overheated
Climate scientists and climate modelers recently admitted the newest, sixth generation of climate models (CMIP6), particularly its high emissions scenario, Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5...
Climate models continue to project too much warming
Current temperatures relatively cool, not hot, and modest recent warming brings net benefits.
Global Satellite Temperatures Versus Climate Models (Roy Spencer, ICCC13)
Roy Spencer, a Principal Research Scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, speaks on Panel 1: Scientific Observations at The Heartland Institute's Thirteenth...
Models, Data, and Data (Patick Michaels, ICCC13)
Patrick Michaels, past director of the Center for the Study of Science at the Cato Institute, speaks on Panel 3: Scientific Observations at The...