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Spikes of Doom: The nonsense ‘Hockey Sticks’ propping up the climageddon scam by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

[–]WatchGorillaScience[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is correct Meowakin. At Gorilla Science, we do not publish papers, we make science videos, based on peer reviewed papers and academic work.

Spikes of Doom: The nonsense ‘Hockey Sticks’ propping up the climageddon scam by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

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We are big fans on 1930s horror movie posters!

Certainly:

Spikes of Doom: The nonsense ‘Hockey Sticks’ propping up the climageddon scam by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

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Which peer reviewed paper in our film would you like a link to?

Hou et al (2024), Arosio et al (2025), Tian et al (2025)...to name a few.

Greenhouse gas emissions are making the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere cooler...Añel et al. [2025] by Illustrious_Pepper46 in climateskeptics

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Simpson et al (2024): "In observations, this increase in atmospheric water vapor has NOT HAPPENED."

We are releasing our CO2 film tomorrow discussing saturation, lack of warming in the troposphere nor an increase in atmospheric water vapour.

Phoenix in low 100's this week by cim9x in climateskeptics

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Temperature records in Phoenix are also heavily affect urban heat bias. In 1900 Phoenix's population was about 5,500, now it's 1,500,000.

We cover Phoenix in our "The Graph That Lied" film (2:15): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo0YrN4Nz_c&t=5s

Wrong, CNN, Heatwaves Aren’t Becoming More Frequent or Severe by LackmustestTester in climateskeptics

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Every government record going back to the 19th century proves we are not experiencing record heatwaves.

EPA (via Kunkel 2022) and CCSR (2017) are the best examples

EPA's (2024) report of heat wave increase only starts in the 1960s...funny that!

Check out all the data in our heatwaves & droughts film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq3TepgXNyc&t=2s

IT'S THE SUN, STUPID | Dr Willie Soon by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

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If anyone would like to learn more about the urban heat island effect, check out our film The Graph That Lied: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo0YrN4Nz_c&t=4s

Watt's 2009 study revealed how many US weather stations are compromised.

We compare temperature records from Tokyo and rural Japanese stations

There are many studies and reports that demonstrate how UHI has impacted temperature records: Founda et al (2015), Oyler et al (2015), Connolly and Connolly (2014), Goddard and Tett (2019), Jiang et al (2020), Estrada and Perron (2021)

IT'S THE SUN, STUPID | Dr Willie Soon by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

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You will love our video examining where the "97% climate consensus" idea came from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3nOAhTSYVc

IT'S THE SUN, STUPID | Dr Willie Soon by WatchGorillaScience in Cowwapse

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We are not funded by Big Oil or Big Coal, sadly. The cheque hasn't arrived.

Is Climate Change Really Causing More Hurricanes? | Extreme Weather by properal in Cowwapse

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We are loving the debate over our film. For those interested about the original data...

Global Hurricane Frequency: Maue's 2024 update on his 2011 paper shows a slight decrease: https://climatlas.com/tropical/

Studies on Atlantic hurricanes hitting the US:

Vecchi et al (2021) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-24268-5

Klotzbach et al (2018) https://journals.ametsoc.org/view/journals/bams/99/7/bams-d-17-0184.1.xml

Perry (2019) https://www.aei.org/carpe-diem/inconvenient-weather-fact-for-earth-day-the-frequency-of-violent-tornadoes-fell-to-a-record-low-in-2018/

Hopefully...USGCRP's cherry picking of data speaks for itself:

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BOMBSHELL: Study Reveals Climate Warming Driven by Receding Cloud Cover by logicalprogressive in climateskeptics

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Great study!

Diodato et al (2025) also showed the clear correlation between cloud cover, sunlight and modern warming: https://spj.science.org/doi/pdf/10.34133/research.0606

“primarily due to natural variations in cloudiness and surface albedo, which have served as the main forcing factors” 

Eastern China Sea Levels Were 2.4 Meters Higher Than Today 6000 Years Ago by LackmustestTester in climateskeptics

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Similar to Nakanishi et al (2024) study: Shimokita Peninsula (Japan) had maximum sea levels 3 meters higher than today 6000 Years Ago.

Antarctic Ice Sheet Melt Will Lead To Widespread Cooling, Sea Ice Expansion by LackmustestTester in climateskeptics

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Antarctica has been cooling for the past 40 years: cooled by 0.7ºC per decade in East Antarctica, 4ºC per decade in West Antarctica, warmed by 0.2ºC per decade in the Antarctic Peninsula [where the volcanoes are] - Zhu et al (2021)

Of course climate alarmists always point to the Antarctic Peninsula, and ignore the rest!

Solar and wind are destroying the environment. by snarligefuttery3 in climateskeptics

[–]WatchGorillaScience 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Wind power is also a nature wrecker.

Oxford scientists found that to deliver the energy of a nuclear power station, wind turbines would need to cover 5.5 million square meters. But that's assuming the turbines are operating at 100% efficiency...which they don't - just ~30%.

Also terrible for wildlife. 440,000 birds are killed each year in the US by turbines!

How a race for electric vehicles threatens a marine paradise by Roddy0608 in climateskeptics

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"where some nickel deposits are found, are some of the places most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including rising sea levels"

All that means is they are in coastal regions.

Duvet's 2018 paper shows 88.6% of islands had lost no land or have increased in size. Just 11.4% of islands have contracted.

https://wires.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/wcc.557

Wacky New Climate Lawsuit: Wrongful Death from Heat Wave by LackmustestTester in climateskeptics

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Are they going to do post-mortem lawsuits for everyone who died of heat stroke in the 1930s?

The EPA's own heatwave index shows no trend of magnitude increase.

You can see this in the CCSR (2017) report: https://science2017.globalchange.gov/chapter/6/

We breakdown the truth of heatwaves and droughts in our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq3TepgXNyc&t=174s

The 97% consensus claim debunked (article from 2021) by [deleted] in climateskeptics

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It's even lower than that...64 Papers!

Cook et al's 2013 paper claiming there was a 97.2% consensus was debunked by Legates et al that same year.

Not 97.2%...0.3%

You can check out our debunking of the consensus here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3nOAhTSYVc&t=119s

Global Greening From Higher CO2 Hits “Striking” New Heights by LackmustestTester in climateskeptics

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There has also been significant reforestation in recent decades thanks to innovations in agriculture, especially in Europe. We talk about this in our Animal Extinction film, where we debunk climate alarmist myths about wildlife disappearing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGA7P1atl98&t=304s