11 Replies to “The Sound Of Settled Science”

  1. I’ve been seeing recent articles that negate the frequency factor by focusing on the cost of damage. Of course, they purposefully keep any cost modifiers out of the narrative which suggest that the increase in damage cost is reflective of the increase in costs associated with materials and the fact that there are more structures present to be damaged.

    It’s just another example of the “floating narrative” when their initial stance is submarined by facts.

  2. According to my left wing, garbage in garbage out computer model.. All bad weather is a direct result of capitalism.. We need to fix that by giving monopiles to our friends to make everybody dirt poor.. In return you get the right to kill yourself and or legalized drugs.. Maybe a little open border gay sex along the way.. A racial lecture from a yapping WOC or maybe a little Infanticide role playing for our indigenous friends..

    The Country’s In the Very Best of Hands.. Lil Abner..

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwqPBlSxb-0

    1. Of course it’ declining, we’re running out of stuff to burn. 😉
      /sarc

  3. The chart is from Roger Pielke Jr.’s Substack site. Well worth a look.

    He shows you that climate related disaster costs have declined substantially when adjusted for inflation, population increase and the value at risk.

    1. All it shows is factual truth. Without the “experts” to correctly reinterpret the truth you will never understand what the graphs are really saying.

      /sarc

  4. Get rid of air conditioning and the southern states become much less habitable.

    Watch for the progs (Bidenites and Turdites) to say fugitive emissions from air conditioning are causing climate change.

  5. So it appears that increased CO2 makes the world more hospitable. Why do I suspect that will never be front page news?

  6. “…if climate models are accurate in their projections…”

    So much for that. One thing we know with deadly certainty is that climate models are not accurate.

    The End.

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