Roger A. Pielke Jr.
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Oct 14, 2026
Climate Vultures Linger In Nepal
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1:27John RobsonHOST
But what does unstable mean, and how do they know? Glaciers have been melting for centuries as the planet warms naturally from the depths of the natural Little Ice Age, and surely the decreasing volume of ice spells less meltwater, not more.
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1:46John RobsonHOST
But even more crucially, what actual data do they have on whatever instability they think is increasing? They certainly don't mention Roger Pielke Jr.'s point that both the local population and the tourist trade have increased dramatically in recent years so that anything that does happen will claim more victims.
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2:05John RobsonHOST
Or our point that it also means that anything that does happen is far more likely to be recorded.
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2:12John RobsonHOST
And at this point, we again show an image from a brochure that one of us was given in Alaska 13 years ago that shows a dramatic retreat of glaciers from their peak in...
Energy Markets Security and Round Table - Energy Realities
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43:23Tammy NemethHOST
That's okay.
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43:24Tammy NemethHOST
But one of the interesting things if you subscribe to Roger Pielke Jr.'s Honest Broker Substack, he had a, a new report out where he went through the, the weather attribution group and their model.
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43:40Tammy NemethHOST
And it reminded me of what you had said about the hurricane, because the hurricane now, even though it's, like, the first time in ages that there's only been one hurricane so late in the season, and that this is actually a good thing, but they say it's climate change.
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43:53Stu TurleyHOST
Yeah.
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44:19Tammy NemethHOST
So I just wanted to give a shout-out to that amazing, uh-
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44:22Stu TurleyHOST
Holy smokes
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44:23Tammy NemethHOST
... assessment and report by Roger Pielke Jr.
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44:26Stu TurleyHOST
Wow.
Time magazine wrong to connect September’s nor’easter with climate change
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13:50Tom HarrisHOST
How do you respond to that?
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13:53Anthony WattsGUEST
Well, the billion-dollars disaster has been debunked thoroughly by Dr. Roger Pielke Jr., um, and here's the reason for these numbers.
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14:03Anthony WattsGUEST
People like to live on the coast, everywhere.
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14:05Anthony WattsGUEST
It's not just the United States, it's everywhere, Spain, Italy, whatever.
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14:51Anthony WattsGUEST
So it's really an inflation of damage associated with bigger and better being built on the coast.
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14:59Anthony WattsGUEST
It's insurance numbers and so forth.
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15:01Anthony WattsGUEST
And you can go and look at these, uh, these data from Dr. Roger Pielke Jr. and you can see that when, when you standardize it and correct for inflation, there's no trend.
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15:11Anthony WattsGUEST
It's actually slightly downward in terms of the adjusted numbers for cost over the last century.
Canada's EU "Escape Plan" Could Cost You $400,000
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23:10Michelle StirlingGUEST
But these two green billionaires fixed that pretty fast.
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23:14Michelle StirlingGUEST
In 2014, Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg, according to Roger Pielke's point of view, they corrupted climate science because they started using this climate scenario known as RCP 8.5. which people even back then knew was implausible and even the people who developed it as a climate scenario said this is for research only do not use this as a policy projection but these guys started using it as the business as usual projection and it proliferated through academia there are tens of thousands of reports any catastrophic climate report you read look and see usually the parameter they're relying on is rcp 8.5 and this was a report that these guys developed as well it proliferated throughout the financial industry and of course made all these insurers and banks go wow you know we're going to lose our shirts because of climate change let's make sure that we take the shirts of the people who don't need them anymore to save the planet.
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24:22Michelle StirlingGUEST
And so the EU sparks a huge rally in carbon credits in 2018. partly because of that market reorganization.
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24:32Michelle StirlingGUEST
Goldman Sachs in 2019 spent $750 billion on climate transition projects, you know, from fossil fuels to green, and they plan to curb fossil fuel lending.