Maybe if the modelers figured out why their handling of moist convection is flawed, models would then produce warming more in line with observations, and more in line with each other.

Its GHGs wot dun it....this is where physics quietly left the room, and narrative building took its place.

The pipe (%>%) has revolutionized R programming

This report presents and analyses the sea level data for 2025.  It was a roller coaster year for sea level data that turned into a “Hunt the Data” exercise.  As a consequence, the analyses main purpose is to link the new data to the old and produce a new methodology so that changes to sea levels in 2026 can be more easily judged.

The bill avoids saying what it is doing because saying it would expose the reality: a transportation system redesigned not around how people live, but around what planners wish people would stop doing.

Reaching 2050 target could exceed even highest official predictions of £7.6tn amid ‘faulty assumptions’

Asked how his actions against Maduro line up with his “America First” agenda, Trump replied, “We want to surround ourself with energy, we have tremendous energy in that country. It’s very important that we protect it. We need that for ourselves. We need that for the world, and we want to make sure we can protect it.”

Mapping IGRA2 data with R and ggplot2.

Voters across the world are waking up. Recent elections in Europe and the Americas have ushered in new governments that are openly hostile to the net-zero agenda. They were elected on mandates to restore energy sanity, lower prices, and reject the shackles of globalist climate treaties.

Apparently, doom is just around the corner, thanks to climate change messing with the nitrogen cycle.

Activists seem keen for the USA to go back to subsidising Europe's defence budget.

the Telegraph reported that the Green Finance Institute has estimated £100bn worth of additional finance and subsidies would be needed to support electric lorry take-up.