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CSS-43 This post is an add-on to my last post (CSS-42 – The Role of the Sun – Scafetta 2023).

CSS-42 The primary purpose of this post is to introduce Nicola Scaffeta’s most recent paper (“Empirical assessment of the role

CSS-41 As I speculated back in early April (OPS-67 – US-Canada – 2022 Forest Fires), the CAGW alarmist community would

CSS-40 A very important development just manifested in “climate change” science. Many thanks to Prof. Ross McKitrick for bringing that information

CSS-39 Recently, I have noticed a lot of temperature plots that only show the estimated (i.e.: homogenized, manipulated) surface temperature

CSS-38 I do get tired of seeing the many variations of the CAGW alarmist stripe chart. Virtually every version is

CSS-37 I have, in the past, talked about hurricanes and tropical storms. But my data was limited to the number

CSS-36 “Climate Change” is an existential threat. Is that statement true? Well, that depends on your definition of “Climate Change”.

CSS-35 When I first started writing on the “Climate Change” topic (my Open Letter to the World and a subsequent Addendum),

CSS-34 This is my second post on the University of Alabama, Huntsville’s Lower Troposphere (UAH-LT) Temperature dataset in the last