New York Times Announces The End Of The Climate Change Hoax

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The recent demise of RCP8.5 (warmist researchers’ favourite climate toy) has pulled the science rug away from those on the extreme wing of the climate alarm game, leaving them wondering what to put in its place. Now the media is starting to get cold feet, saying in effect that the whole thing has become a bore and a political liability.
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A NYT op-ed argues voters are turned off by climate messaging after decades of failed predictions, says Fox News (via Climate Dispatch).

For almost the entirety of the half-century I have lived on Earth, I have had experts, teachers, politicians, and activists hectoring me about how climate change is going to destroy the planet.

But this week, in The New York Times, of all places, is evidence that climate alarmism is finally cooling down.

“Democrats Do Not Have To Campaign On Climate Change Anymore,” blared the headline this week, as author Matt Huber argues that voters are turned off by the subject.

I would like to suggest that this is because it is the single most expensive lie in human history.

In elementary school, I endured warnings of a coming ice age, then by high school, it was global warming that was minutes away from ending humanity. By the time I was an adult, the warming having failed, surprisingly, to occur, we settled on “climate change” as a vague name for the inevitable apocalypse.

In 2018, as Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., was coming into prominence, she told us that we had a mere 12 years to fix the climate problem or we would all die.

In that time, untold trillions of dollars have been spent by the government, along with basically every business in the country, to hold the weather at bay, even though every prediction the alarmists have made has fallen flat.

Miami, my friends, is not underwater.

Continued here.
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