Once again, it's the NIPCC versus the IPCC--facts versus gloom-and-doom assertions.
Earth's average atmospheric temperatures haven't increased in almost 17 years. It's been eight years since a Category 3 hurricane hit the United States. Tornado frequency is at a multi-decade low ebb. Droughts are shorter and less extreme than during the Dust Bowl and 1950s. Sea ice is back to normal, after one of the coldest Arctic summers in decades. And sea levels continue to rise at a meager 4-8 inches per century.
