Claims of a looming “climate change emergency” are a fearmongering hoax, according to a new international study.
Researchers in Italy concluded that there is “no evidence” to support warnings of a “climate emergency.”
The study’s authors reached the conclusion after analyzing data from heat waves, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, and ecosystem productivity.
The results of the study were reported by Sky News Australia.
“While every fear-mongering greenie is saying we’ve never seen flooding like we have in recent years… the report found the opposite,” Sky News host Chris Smith reported.
Smith explains that the politically correct conversations in recent years have stated, without basis, that “whatever disaster” is happening, “we’ve never seen anything like this before.”
It’s always “unprecedented,” he said.
However, the research concluded that there’s “no evidence of a climate emergency in the record to date. No evidence,” he said.
He noted that none of the authors involved in the study are so-called “climate deniers.”
Rather, their recommendations are to prepare to make adjustments and changes.
But the study notes: “Fearing a climate emergency without this being supported by data means altering the framework of priorities with negative effects that could prove deleterious to our ability to face the challenges of the future, squandering natural and human resources in an economically difficult context.”
Smith cited the billions of dollars that climate-change devotees are planning to spend on electric vehicles and projects, windmills, and more.
The study continues: “Although evidence of an increase in total annual precipitation is observed on a global level, corresponding evidence for increases in flooding remains elusive and a long list of studies shows little or no evidence of increased flood magnitudes with some studies finding more evidence of decreases than increases.”
WATCH:
Just the News said the paper was titled, “A critical assessment of extreme event trends in times of global warming” and was published this year in the European Physical Journal Plus.
WND notes that the four Italian researchers involved in the study said that global trends “in heatwave intensity are not significant.”
Meanwhile, “daily precipitation intensity and extreme precipitation frequency are stationary in the main part of the weather stations.”
“Trend analysis of the time series of tropical cyclones show a substantial temporal invariance and the same is true for tornadoes in the USA,” they stated.
