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Online rangerrebew

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WRITTEN BY ROGER PIELKE JR. ON MAR 9, 2023. POSTED IN LATEST NEWS

Off Target: The Stern Review’s Climate Disaster Predictions 17 Years Later

severe weather collage montageIt seems like ancient history today, but the 2006 report on climate change by Nicholas Stern, produced at the request of the British Government had a significant impact on discussions of climate policy.

The “Stern Review”, as it was called, focused on the economics of climate change and climate policy. [emphasis, links added]


Among the report’s conclusions was a prediction of how climate and weather-related disasters would increase in the coming years and decades.

Now, 17 years later, we can take a look at how well that prediction has fared.

In short, not so well.

https://climatechangedispatch.com/off-target-the-stern-reviews-climate-disaster-predictions-17-years-later/
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17 years is only ancient history in the mind of a child, not science.

Nonetheless, they used the concept of 'the future' to bamboozle people with sensationalist claims that never were going to come true in order to implement jackboot govt policies.
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