Imperial College London doomily predicted 263 deaths during the 'heatwaves' this summer. But Dr William M Briggs has now looked at the data and found deaths went down, not up, during the UK's sunny spells.
According to Imperial College and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 170 Londoners died due to climate change in last week's heatwave. But it's just more modelling make believe, says Ross Clark.
The Met Office exists to forecast the weather. So why has it deliberately chosen an unrealistic scenario to predict climate doomsday by 2070, asks Matt Ridley in the Telegraph.
2023's record temperatures were not driven by human CO2 emissions, a new scientific paper published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics has found. They were rather a natural spike from a strong El Niño.
The UN's Summit of the Future is the latest attempt by global elites to shore up their tenuous claim to rule by controlling the future, says Dr David McGrogan. It is doomed to fail and we must be ready when it does.
On BBC Politics Chris Packham claimed "something called science" is evidence that the recent Dubai flooding was caused by climate change. But there's nothing scientific about the models that 'prove' that, says Paul Sutton.
German officials have been caught admitting that they overstated the risk of COVID-19 to the public on the directions of the Ministry of Health in newly released FOI documents.
And just like that, 20,000 fewer people died unexpectedly last year, according to the Office for National Statistics. Which is mighty handy for a Government refusing to investigate the excess deaths crisis.
When the Cochrane review of face masks found no evidence of efficacy, Cochrane grandees disowned it. But is evidence now back in fashion, ask Tom Jefferson and Carl Heneghan.
As the new Covid JN.1 variant spread over the winter, an Imperial College 'expert' predicted a "major surge in infections" and called for masks to return. This prediction, like all the others, did not age well.
