Agriculture: It’s Worse Than We Thought, Again
We’re all going to have to give up breakfast, or something

Posted on 27 Jun 25
by Jit

A week ago, the compliant media was happily swallowing, and regurgitating, yet another “worse than we thought” study, this time on the topic of how future climate change was going to starve humanity.

“Worse than we thought” is, when you pop your ten-gallon sceptic’s hat on, a synonym for “exactly what we thought.” By which I mean, the news has to be terrible, and worse than the previous news, for it to get traction in today’s world of transient thought bubbles.

The study, “Impacts of climate change on global agriculture accounting for adaptation,” was published in the once-great magazine Nature, and is authored by Andrew Hultgren and a motley crew of divers others, too many to count at a blink (i.e. more than nine). One of the authors, Soloman Hsiang, was quoted in one story as saying the losses due to climate change were going to be equivalent to us all giving up breakfast, or words to that effect – though I can’t find that page any more, it is now buried in the others that I visited to read up on how the study was being reported.

https://cliscep.com/2025/06/27/agriculture-its-worse-than-we-thought-again/

Sustainability Magazine’s Heat Wave Hype: Grid Struggles Stem from Policy, Not Climate
12 hours ago Anthony Watts



In the article “Climate Change: How Heatwaves are Affecting Power Grids,” Sustainability Magazine (SM) claims that human-caused climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of heat waves, which are allegedly placing growing strain on power grids worldwide. This claim is at best, highly misleading, and at worst, outright false. Data does not support the notion that heat waves are increasing in frequency or intensity on a global scale. Evidence instead suggests that localized temperature increases, especially in urban areas where power grids are concentrated, are primarily driven by the Urban Heat Island (UHI) effect—not global climate change. Evidence also strongly suggests that to the extent power grids are being stretched to the limits it is due to the addition of intermittent power in the form of industrial wind and solar facilities to the grid.

“Human-caused climate change has increased the frequency and intensity of heatwaves since the 1950s and is set to continue to do so according to the World Meteorological Organisation,” says SM. “As temperatures continue to stay hot, power grids and markets are facing strain.”

The narrative pushed by SM is belied by the fact that there is no long-term upward trend in heat wave frequency or intensity when global datasets are correctly adjusted for the UHI effect. For example, Climate Realism carefully analyzed heat wave claims in several articles, here, here, and here, which explain that despite fluctuations year to year, the occurrence of heat waves over the last century has not trended upward globally. In fact, the hottest years in U.S. history for sustained heat waves remain in the 1930s, a period with significantly lower atmospheric carbon dioxide levels than today.

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2025/07/07/sustainability-magazines-heat-wave-hype-grid-struggles-stem-from-policy-not-climate/

Laura: Dems green-light violence

Fox News host Laura Ingraham calls out political violence on 'The Ingraham Angle.'

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/laura-dems-green-light-violence/vi-AA1I9vkp?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=48fc12869e754b3b8a9eb9356c162cf9&ei=104

Judge recommends that case against Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan proceed
Story by SCOTT BAUER • 8h

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A federal magistrate judge recommended Monday that the case proceed against a Wisconsin judge who was indicted on allegations that she helped a man who is in the country illegally evade U.S. immigration agents seeking to arrest him in her courthouse.

Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan was arrested in April and indicted on federal charges in May. She pleaded not guilty.
 
The case highlighted a clash between President Donald Trump’s administration and local authorities over the Republican’s sweeping immigration crackdown.

Democrats have accused the Trump administration of trying to make a national example of Dugan to chill judicial opposition.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/judge-recommends-that-case-against-wisconsin-judge-hannah-dugan-proceed/ar-AA1I9xgV?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=HCTS&cvid=48fc12869e754b3b8a9eb9356c162cf9&ei=83

Not when even after decades of dumbing down the 'plantation populations' they are losing those demographics (partly, at least from embracing groups who provoke reactions like "Awww, Hell no!") so they feel the need to import millions who don't even understand the language, just to try to maintain a 'plantation voting base' they might be able to win with, and to skew Congressional Proportionality via inflated census figures in targeted markets.