Bjorn Lomborg: "The fact is that while problems remain, the world is in fact getting better. We just rarely hear it."
Related: "What Climate Crisis?"
Yes again, still--as always--modern physics is weird.
I've read a claim that the hypothesis of human caused climate change isn't sensitive to the stations' locations. But why would they want to give even the appearance of manipulating the data?
It's early yet, but we might have to add another instance to the "Damn, it turns out the science isn't settled" file.
"Record . . . cover"?? But . . . but . . . I was told climate change was wrecking the Great Barrier Reef.
Globally [t]emperatures up, so heat deaths have increased. But cold deaths have decreased even more. Saving 𝟭𝟲𝟲,𝟬𝟬𝟬 lives each year.
I've read climate change advocates state that this simply doesn't matter. But why would they even want to give the appearance of cheating?
It seem reasonable: there were a whole lot of seemingly unlikely events to make us possible. (On the other hand, there are a whole lot of planets out there.)
I don't know any of the science, but it has seemed to me that the search for "dark matter" is, at this point, similar to the failed search for the ether.
I say--still, yet again--parts of modern physics are weird.