Guest posts: Competitive Enterprise Institute, Heartland Institute, Energy & Environmental Legal Institute, Committee for a Building Tomorrow, International Climate Science Alliance, and Truth About Energy and Climate .
Editor’s note: This summary is intended as a fact-check of the biggest false claims made in the media in March 2024.
According to NASA satellite data, the planet remained in a state of naturally-induced warming during the weakening El Niño phenomenon in March:
In contrast, real-time surface station temperature measurements from Temperature.global reported that temperatures remained cooler than the previous El Niño peak in 2015-2016.
As always, global average temperature is not a physical concept. It is merely a concept invented to promote the global warming agenda. We mention it only because it brings excitement. More on this at the end of the month actual test.
Link: The Washington Post, Arctic sea ice extent.
Link: Minnesota Public Radio reports, Associated Press reports.
Link: Weather Channel Report, The Washington Post article.
Link: New York Times posts, Anthropocene New York Times parcel.
Link: January 2024 study, Read more.
Link: The Washington Post article, The UHI effect in Washington, DC.
Link: CBS article.
Link: The Washington Post article, Report of the Army Corps of Engineers, NASA report, Ice loss in Greenland.
Link: Reuters article, Fact check the previous climate.
Link: CNN article, Check the actual climate in February.
We’ll end this month with something exciting comment in the journal Nature from NASA chief climate scientist Gavin Schmidt.
Schmidt admits that emissions-based climate models do not explain the apparent warming underway starting in July 2023. Recall that we have been told since the 1990s that science The climate has “stabilized”. That doesn’t seem like it, right?
Don’t miss out on other great articles and practice tests from March. Until next month…
See you in May for an April climate reality check!
Originally published at Junkscience.com, republished with permission.
Steve Milloy
Steve Milloyhttps://junkscience.com/
Steve Milloy is a recognized leader in the fight against junk science with over 25 years of achievements and experience. He is the founder of JunkScience.com and a policy advisor to the Heartland Institute.
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