Climate grifters heading to Brazil for November 10-21 climate gabfest face new challenges

The 30th Conference Of Parties (COP-30) is in full tirade down in Belém, Brazil. Many of the 50,000 attendees arrived via the sleek private jets they always take to planet-saving climate conferences. To make travel from the airport to the host city easier, Brazil felled some 100,000 rainforest trees and worse scandals to build an oil-based asphalt highway. They’ll chatter endlessly and devour mountains of meat.

These Terra do Brasil rainforests are also where illegal loggers go for “at least half of the balsa wood” used as the core of wind turbine blades – to save the planet, of course.

But lest these inconvenient facts – or President Trump trashing the COP and climate agenda before the UN General Assembly – get excessive attention, climate alarmists and their grifter allies have been busy ramping up hysteria over “horrific impacts” from climate change and extreme weather.

Google Chrome’s AI overview says climate change is making extreme weather events more frequent and severe, melting icecaps and raising sea levels, making water scarcer in some regions while flooding others, wrecking ecosystems and biodiversity, making warming oceans more acidic, and threatening agriculture and human and planetary health. 

It’s all exaggeration and fabrication, exported endlessly from computer models and imaginations – but not supported by actual, real-world data and evidence.

Despite Earth’s ever-changing climate, neither hurricanes nor 

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