The human cost of extreme weather events is steadily declining, and the year 2021 saw a new record low number of weather-related deaths, climate expert Bjorn Lomborg reported this weekend.
The Vatican newspaper L’Osservatore romano dedicated an entire page to spreading climate alarmism Monday, with stories on the cost of 2021 weather disasters, deforestation in Amazonia, the melting of the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica, and “devastating” fires in Colorado, all of which would be due to manmade global warming.
The United Nations said Tuesday that the humanitarian consequences of the “climate emergency” will be far worse unless “drastic efforts” are made to curb global emissions.
The rate of destruction from climate change “is now so acute and so vast that it cannot be ignored” proclaims Wired magazine in a breathless essay Saturday insisting that the planet is “burning.”
What do you do when you need an extreme weather event – any extreme weather event – to prove that Donald Trump has got it wrong on climate change?
