• Extreme Weather
    • Cold Spells
    • Deaths from Extreme Weather
    • Drought
    • Floods
    • Hurricanes
    • Tornadoes
    • Temperature Related Deaths
    • U.S. Heatwaves
  • Economics and Policy
    • Carbon Dioxide Tax
    • Coronavirus Impact on CO2 Levels
    • Livestock and Methane
    • National Security
    • Subsidies
  • Climate Change Impacts
    • Antarctic Ice Melt
    • Bees and Climate Change
    • Climate Refugees
    • Coral Reefs
    • Crop Production
    • Greenland Ice Melt
    • Islands and Sea Level Rise
    • Malaria and Mosquito-Borne Diseases
    • Ocean Acidification
    • Ocean Currents
    • Polar Bears
    • Sea Level Rise
    • Snowpack
    • Water Levels – Great Lakes
    • Water Levels – Lake Mead
    • Water Levels – Lake Tahoe
    • The Great Barrier Reef
    • Urban Heat Islands
    • U.S. Wildfires
  • Underlying Science
    • Climate Sensitivity
    • Consensus
    • El Niño and Global Warming
    • Tipping Point – 1.5 Degrees Celsius Warming
    • U.S. Temperatures
    • Weather vs. Climate

Climate at a Glance: Atmospheric Rivers

Extreme Weather
Key Takeaways: The phrase “Atmospheric River” is often erroneously used by the media attempting to link climate change and excessive rainfall events on the U.S. West Coast. Atmospheric rivers are…
Underlying Science

Climate at a Glance: The Polar Vortex

This page is also available as a freely distributable and printable PDF file. Download: CAAG-The-Polar-Vortex Key Takeaways: The phrase “polar…
Extreme Weather

Climate at a Glance: Deaths from Extreme Weather

Extreme weather events are often attributed to climate change, but weather and climate are not the same thing.
Real-world data show no significant increase in extreme weather over the past 100 years.

Extreme Weather

Climate at a Glance: Temperature Related Deaths

Peer reviewed research, informed by real-world data, clearly shows deaths associated with cold temperatures significantly outnumber heat related deaths by almost 10 to 1.

Underlying Science

Climate at a Glance: Weather vs. Climate

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) defines climate as “…the average weather conditions for a particular location and over a long period of time.”

Climate Change Impacts

Climate at a Glance: The Great Barrier Reef

Coral coverage on the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) set the record for the highest amount measured in 36 years of consistent record keeping by the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) in 2022, breaking the record set the previous year.

Climate Change Impacts

Climate at a Glance: Bees and Climate Change

The biggest mortality issue facing beekeepers is Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD), which is unrelated to climate change.

Economics and Policy

Climate at a Glance: Climate Refugees

The asserted causes of so-called “climate refugees”— increasing crop failures, catastrophic weather events, and islands lost to rising seas— have not materialized.

Climate Change Impacts

Climate at a Glance: Islands and Sea Level Rise

Most islands and atolls in the Pacific Ocean, including Tuvalu, are growing, not shrinking.  

Climate Change Impacts

Climate at a Glance: Malaria and Mosquito-Borne Diseases

The number of malaria deaths occurring globally has declined in recent decades, not increased, despite modest global warming.

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Climate At A Glance puts frequently argued climate issues into short, concise, summaries that provide the most important, accurate, powerful information.  The summaries are designed to provide a library of solid yet simple rebuttals so that legislators, teachers, students, and laymen can easily refute the exaggerations of the so-called “climate crisis.”

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