Finally, an unbiased and objective climate science report
By
Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet
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August 17th, 2025
READ THE FULL DOE CLIMATE ASSESSMENT AT CFACT.org
The recent report released by Energy Secretary Chris Wright on the climate impacts of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the U.S. has caused quite a stir in the climate science arena. “Outrage,” “pushback,” and “criticized” are the words used in many of the headlines about it.
To better gauge the overall opinion of the report, two journalists from the Associated Press asked members of the climate science committee if they believed that it accurately portrayed the current “mainstream view of climate science.”
Answering this question depends on how one defines “mainstream view of climate science.” If it is defined as the preponderance of climate-related publications in the journals Science and Nature, then the Department of Energy (DOE) report decidedly deviates from it, as both publications have been shown to be extremely biased towards alarmist climate narratives. Instead, Secretary Wright has performed a beneficial public service by contradicting the “mainstream view of climate science” with actual scientific evidence.
For example, the media widely asserts that extreme weather of all types is getting worse due to GHGs and climate change, yet the DOE report points to numerous expert assessments from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which prove that most extreme weather events in the U.S. do not show long-term trends and that claims of increased frequency or intensity of hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and droughts are not supported by U.S. historical data.
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