John Shewchuk
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John Shewchuk
@_ClimateCraze
Lt Col, USAF Retired, Meteorologist (CCM) Book: https://t.co/uI1lWnbLRM Creator: https://t.co/OwkNHtscCv Former typhoon forecaster NWS COOP Observer: 1995-2012
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🚨Update: President Trump states that the US may withdraw ALL troops out of Germany and we will ‘bring them home,’ not just move them to another nation in Europe!!
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A warning to those who use NOAA "max temp" graphs. NOAA alters "max temp" data (as they do all temperature data). This is compounded by studies showing that 96% of all U.S. observation sites are improperly sited, according to NOAA's own standards. climatechange-firstaidkit.com
Lux@LuxLon95
@_ClimateCraze Extreme weather events have risen, but at the same time, we are able to deal with them better, resulting in fewer direct deaths. The financial cost is rising. The world is getting better, and dealing with climate change will improve things.
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Another sign of desperation of alarmists is this example which uses 2 forms of deception. 1- You can't use raw cyclone data prior to use of satellite data because the evolution of observation platforms magnifies storm totals. 2- The temperature data has been altered. @LuxLon95
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Out of desperation, and since the climate crisis narrative is melting away, climate alarmists are now conjuring up elaborate graphs of fake data - which is devoid of sources - such as this example. Starting trend lines at 100% is your first clue of fakery.
Lux@LuxLon95
@_ClimateCraze Extreme weather events have risen, but at the same time, we are able to deal with them better, resulting in fewer direct deaths. The financial cost is rising. The world is getting better, and dealing with climate change will improve things.
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@_ClimateCraze 1. It is not my 'climate crisis' but an ongoing series of negative effects.
2. Your graphs have no relationship to climate change. Yield is increased by better farming practices, and famine-related deaths have fallen due to improved standards of living, especially in Africa.
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Those who complain about deforestation should also advocate for more CO2.
Erik Solheim@ErikSolheim
Great news: Global deforestation slows. The world in 2025 razed less forest than in any other year in the last decade. This is wonderful news! Some of the biggest gains this year were seen in Brazil 🇧🇷, home to most of the Amazon rainforest. The rate of deforestation last year fell 41 percent from the year before. It was the lowest amount of human-caused deforestation in Brazil since recording started. Bravo, President Lula - your policies works! Other big nations doing well are Indonesia, Malaysia and Colombia. Forest fires amplified by climate change is an increasing threat to the forest, the report from World Resources Institute finds. More: lnkd.in/dhDRDhhg
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@LuxLon95 Sorry ... the first two graphs do not list source data -- they are faked. The NOAA temperature graph is constructed from altered data -- and also a fake. Enjoy your faked climate crisis.
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@_ClimateCraze Extreme weather events have risen, but at the same time, we are able to deal with them better, resulting in fewer direct deaths. The financial cost is rising.
The world is getting better, and dealing with climate change will improve things.
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@AgentIlford Sometimes CO2 increase causes warming and sometimes warming causes CO2 increase. Mostly the former. Varies by hemisphere.
CO2 amplifies warming in both scenarios.
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#auspol Strawman argue that its warming. Yes it is since the Little Ice Age ( 1850). The problem is not CO2 - its warmed many times before and CO2 increase is a product of warming-not an initial cause- it then can add some warming up to around 400ppm, then its negligible
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@LuxLon95 1 - You were not able to identify the year your climate crisis began - Thanks. 2 - Your graphic is a junk science composite of unidentified datasets concocted by the Guardian -- unless you can provide the actual data. 3 - Your narrative does NOT fit the data (see below).
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@_ClimateCraze It's been a steady rise in extreme events. Climate change is causing hundreds of thousands of deaths annually, with projections expecting 250,000 additional yearly deaths between 2030 and 2050 due to heat stress, undernutrition, malaria, and diarrhoea.
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@TheGlobalWarmer @25_cycle @DuttJason77196 @Ceist8 @PeterWSinclair @RealTadzioM Please list the PAGES2k proxies used for the graph.
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@25_cycle @DuttJason77196 @Ceist8 @_ClimateCraze @PeterWSinclair @RealTadzioM This is PAGES2k, not Mann.
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"2026 On Track for Warmest Year.
We infer that 2026 is likely to be the warmest year in the period of instrumental data, based on a physics-based approach with identifiable assumptions."
That will mean *intense* climatic upheaval over the entire year 😬
jimehansen.substack.com/p/2026-on-trac…
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BLOCKHEAD ISLAND WIND
Wind turbines not spinning in 15 knot winds. The more you know about the offshore wind energy scam, the less there is to like.
Video credit: Rose Willis
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Fastest Warming Place on Earth update:
In 1917, during the peak of the silent movie era, in the first year of Alaska's Nenana Ice Classic, the ice went out on April 30.
During the 109 years since then, the Earth has warmed so incredibly rapidly that the ice still isn't out right now on May 3, 2026.
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2025: ZERO major hurricanes hit the 🇺🇸.
Climate nuts: crickets
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The forecast models are just as bad as the green-grid ... especially during February 2021 ...
Electroverse@Electroversenet
Texas built the largest wind fleet in America. More than 30,000 turbines, costing billions in subsidies, sold as clean, limitless energy. But in February 2021, reality hit. A historic cold outbreak froze the turbines. Power output across the state collapsed within hours. The grid buckled. Millions lost electricity. Almost 1,000 people died. And while politicians blamed gas lines and 'unexpected weather,' the data pointed to a grid that had grown dangerously dependent on wind. Texas had the capacity. But it didn't have reliability. Emergency generators fired up. Diesel. Gas Anything that worked. The promise was clean energy. The reality was blackouts, Texans freezing to death, and a grid one cold snap away from collapse.
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The absurd part about these climate alarming graphics is that they are just distractions from the real event -- climate trend data -- which clearly show that global warming and increasing CO2 correlate very well with our improving climate ... to the horror of the Left.
The Global Warmer🔥🌏 🔥@TheGlobalWarmer
This is one of the most absurd temperature maps you’ll ever see. A sea of #1 hottest April on record across the Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley — including statewide records that stood since 1896. Ohio alone: ➡️ ~+8.5°F vs 20th century mean ➡️ Only a couple degrees below the 20th century average for May Media reaction? Complete and utter radio silence. Absolutely shameful. 🔇
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@_ClimateCraze Global greening is happening, but the increased growth is not making even a small dent in the extra CO2 we're adding to the atmosphere.
This extra CO2 traps heat and leads to ecosystems changing enough to threaten them.
It's not good news.
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@TheGlobalWarmer @25_cycle @Ceist8 @_ClimateCraze @PeterWSinclair @RealTadzioM Oh, the infamous hockey stick. Mann hasn't been doing so well in court.
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@DuttJason77196 @TheGlobalWarmer @25_cycle @Ceist8 @PeterWSinclair @RealTadzioM My book has an entire chapter on how to cure hockey-stickatosis -- complete with diagrams and easy reading ... climatechange-firstaidkit.com
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@TheGlobalWarmer @25_cycle @Ceist8 @_ClimateCraze @PeterWSinclair @RealTadzioM See Stephen McIntyre and Ross McKitrick, as to the hockey stick.
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@louisehoff22 @ChrisInSWF You are welcome. Please know that pollution is a problem - but climate change is not. While CO2 is a greenhouse gas, it's current warming effects are trivial compared to the huge benefits of increasing CO2 -- it is plant food. Seeing is believing ... youtube.com/watch?v=wQ8Ws8…
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@_ClimateCraze @ChrisInSWF thank you. I am trying not to be an alarmist but point out small changes that are happening, like the record lack of snowfall in the west this year, or permafrost melting in Greenland. Your video is beautiful and informative.
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Every time you hear someone scream about droughts or floods, always remember that they are just climate alarmist opinions devoid of supporting data. NOAA has the data for those that dare to look - showing NO trend in Wet or Dry conditions for over 125 years. @louisehoff22
louise hoff@louisehoff22
#450. Drought. “Large swaths of the United States are in desperate need of soaking rainfall as drought continues to deepen. Stretching from Oregon to Florida and northward to the nation’s capital, nearly 63% of the country is facing drought conditions of varying intensity.” - Ben Knoll, Washington Post. 4/30/26. #drought
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