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Climate Fact Check 2022 Competitive Enterprise Institute

Bonisiwe Shabane
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Presented by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), the Heartland Institute, Energy & Environment Legal Institute, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), and the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC). Unleashing Prosperity (UP) recently released a timely report, “Putting Politics Over Pensions: The 2025 Unleash Prosperity Report Card on Investment Fund Managers and Proxy… In September, Politico published an article titled “How a major DOE report hides the whole truth about climate change.” In October, I rebutted that… Congress is working on bipartisan permitting reform. This is a good sign, but any such efforts need to ensure they deliver genuine permitting reform that… The Climate Fact Check 2022 presents ten outrageous and factless claims by “climate change” cheerleaders like the Associated Press (AP), The New York Times, the Washington Post, and others, and then fact-checks each one.

The Project is a joint effort that includes E&E Legal, the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), the Heartland Institute, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), and Truth in Energy... There is also the constant conflating of climate policy with climate science in order to make subjective and ideological policy choices seem as if the science dictates those choices. But science informs policy, it does not provide objective answers to policy questions. However, those who disagree with the climate policy choices favored by extremists are labeled with offensive terms like deniers. The Competitive Enterprise Institute rejects climate policies that assume Americans and humans all over the world must sacrifice their quality of living, be guilted into radical life changes, and give up on improving their... Even if the United States no longer existed, there would be little to no meaningful impact on global temperatures.

Therefore, the myriad of extreme policies are all costs and no gain. Using the force of government to impose policies that severely hurt humans today, especially the poor, without any meaningful benefits is not just foolish but indefensible. And when such policies are advanced, the proponents of those policies should always be expected to explain how their policy choices would meaningfully affect global temperatures. When they are unable to provide answers, which will be the case, their policy choices should be quickly dismissed. The best way to deal with any genuine climate concerns is to remove government obstacles that hinder innovation, reduce wealth, and undermine prosperity and opportunity. Economic liberty benefits Americans generally, and at the same time, it is also the world’s best climate policy.

After all, the wealthiest and most prosperous nations are far more likely to develop solutions to such problems than other nations. Unleashing Prosperity (UP) recently released a timely report, “Putting Politics Over Pensions: The 2025 Unleash Prosperity Report Card on Investment Fund Managers and Proxy… Climate Fact Check 2022, a report issued this week by CEI and several other nonprofit groups, debunks claims made in the mainstream media this year about the disastrous impacts of climate change. Major weather events blamed on climate change by the Associated Press, New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, BBC, and other outlets include: floods in Pakistan, Hurricane Ian, droughts in Europe and China,... To take perhaps the most egregious example of climate hype in the past year: “In this World Cup season, climate change is winning,” blared a Washington Post headline in November. Shorter winters were blamed for it being cold enough to hold only one of eight races as of mid-November.

First, winter doesn’t begin until December 21. Next, when World Cup skiing started in the 1960s, the season began in January. Now it begins in October, which is early-to mid-autumn. If the competition began in the winter everything would likely be okay because wintertime snow cover in the Northern Hemisphere has been increasing since the 1960s. Seth Borenstein in an AP story summed up the estimated costs of damages due to climate change in 2022 at $268 billion. Climate Fact Check 2022 simply notes that:

The Associated Press, a long-time major newswire service, now accepts donations specifically to fund its climate coverage. In 2022, in fact, the Associated Press admitted to receiving $8 million in donations to coverclimate. The money came from very large foundations which have been pushing climate alarmism for decades, including the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Quadrivium, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the Walton... Presented by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), the Heartland Institute, Energy & Environment Legal Institute, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), and Truth in Energy and Climate. Unleashing Prosperity (UP) recently released a timely report, “Putting Politics Over Pensions: The 2025 Unleash Prosperity Report Card on Investment Fund Managers and Proxy… In September, Politico published an article titled “How a major DOE report hides the whole truth about climate change.” In October, I rebutted that…

Congress is working on bipartisan permitting reform. This is a good sign, but any such efforts need to ensure they deliver genuine permitting reform that… At the end of December 2022, E&E Legal, the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), the Heartland Institute, Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), the International Climate Science Coalition (ICSC), and Truth in Energy and Climate... Last week, the same groups released a similar report for January 2023, Climate Fact Check: January 2023 Edition, which highlighted seven more ridiculous and fact-challenged hyperboles by the Climate Left and their benefactors in... As the old saying goes, don’t let the facts get in the way of a good story. The 'Outnumbered' panel reacted to the media questioning the effect children have on climate change.

The Associated Press took $8 million in donations to fund climate coverage in 2022, with the news cooperative and several other major media publications engaged in dubious claims about climate change, according to a... The "Climate Fact Check 2022" report, presented by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), the Heartland Institute, the Energy & Environmental Legal Institute, the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), and the International Climate Science... In February, the Associated Press admitted that they would assign more than 24 journalists across the globe to cover "climate issues" after receiving more than $8 million over three years from various organizations. BIDEN TURNS TO COUNTRY WITH DOCUMENTED CHILD LABOR ISSUES FOR GREEN ENERGY MINERAL SUPPLIES: 'IT'S EGREGIOUS' A new report examines alleged misinformation in the media on the relationship between natural disasters and climate change. The report uses a number of examples from major media outlets where journalists attribute natural disasters to climate change when there is no evidence to support the claim or the evidence points in the...

Among the examples listed in “Climate Fact Check 2022” of reporters wrongly attributing climate change to natural disasters is last summer’s historic flooding in Yellowstone National Park. The report, which was published by the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), The Heartland Institute and other organizations, shows how The New York Times in June didn’t come out and say the floods were caused... Instead, the report calls out the national newspaper for implying it with the headline “Flooding Chaos in Yellowstone, a Sign of Things To Come.”

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