Guest Post by Alex Berenson
The disaster hysteria is meant to frighten. In reality, deaths from extreme weather events have PLUNGED over the last 50 years
I don’t want to write about climate change.
Truly. I don’t know if the models are right or wrong, and I don’t want to spend my life finding out.
But the way the media now reports on weather – not broad climate issues, but day-to-day weather – has bugged me for a while, and last night it hit (literally) close to home.
Climate reporting in the elite media has become a series of endless, breathlessly reported firsts and 1-in-1,000 year events. The hottest June ever in Houston. The driest August in Tokyo. The wettest April in London. The biggest wildfire in Quebec.
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