Heavy Snowfall Hits Northern China; Saudi Arabia Deserts See Their First Ever Snow; Global Temperatures Cooled In October; + Politics
“If Trump wins, the struggle—the global struggle—against climate change is over.” — Bernie Sanders.
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IMD Forecasts Severe Winter For India; Russia Suffers -40.1C; Britain Importing Record Amounts Of Electricity; + The Lancet’s Climate Health Falsehoods
Asia, in particular, is bracing for a harsh winter of 2024-25.
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October Snows Blanket Whitehorse; Record Halloween Snow For Anchorage; Europe Set For Severe Winter As Siberian Snowfall Builds; + Simply, Wrong
“I’ve never seen this much snow at the end of October.”
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Early Winter Hits Northern Europe; Heavy, Disruptive Snows Sweep Morocco; More Mainstream Polar Bear Twaddle; + Data Shaping
Solutions aren’t the goal here—rather, it’s misery, destruction, and ultimately serfdom for all but the 0.01%.
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Mt Hutt, NZ, Could Reopen After A Meter Of Spring Snow; Early Snows Hit Pakistan; Alaska’s Record-Breaking October Snowfall; + Fanaticism, Wrapped In Green
Fossil fuels remain the cornerstone of future prosperity. The West has been hoodwinked.
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Skewed Tropical Cyclone Reporting; AMOC Collapse: Hype vs Reality; Expanding Polar Sea Ice; + The Latest Climate Delusion: Diamond Dust
…the press’s troubling descent from watchdog to lapdog.
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Early Snow Continues In Russia; The Climate Crisis: Unsupported By Data; + CCDH And Imran Ahmed
Musk: “We are going after CCDH and their donors.”
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Early Snows Continue In Turkey; Middle East Chill; Volcanic Heat, Not Climate Change, Behind Antarctic Ice Loss; + EU President: ‘Free Speech Is An Infectious Disease’
Censorship is never about protecting the public. It’s about protecting those in power from scrutiny.
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Cold Records Shattered Across Yukon And Alaska; Northern Japan Receives Early Season Snow; Methane Surge Not Man-Made; + Technical Analysis Of Natural Cycles Predicts Cooling
“A cooling period, potentially long-lasting, could be more imminent and more severe than many currently anticipate.”
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