NPR Wrongly Blames Climate Change for Suffering Caused by Civil War, Corruption, and Weather
17 hours ago Guest Blogger
From ClimateREALISM
By Linnea Lueken
National Public Radio (NPR) recently published a largely pictorial article, titled “Meet 5 women documenting the effects of climate change around the world,” composed of photographs taken by women that supposedly, “highlight climate change.” In reality, what these women covered in dramatic photographs are the impacts of civil strife, government corruption, and natural weather events, on communities, not harms human caused climate change.
The article suggests that extreme weather is worsening globally, impacting different communities in different tragic ways. Even the International Panel on Climate Change disagrees with this fundamental point, and a comprehensive analysis of the IPCC data on extreme weather by the Global Warming Policy Foundation’s Ralph Alexander, Ph.D., concludes that “Careful examination of the actual data reveals that if there is any trend in weather extremes, it is downward rather than upward.”
Data show that climate related deaths are way down worldwide in recent decades compared to the past, shown in the image below.
https://wattsupwiththat.com/2022/04/11/npr-wrongly-blames-climate-change-for-suffering-caused-by-civil-war-corruption-and-weather/
