"The familiar narrative of a climate “emergency” is not supported by a vast body of observational data ...
... there is little evidence of harmful trends from the impact of global warming.
According to the paper’s author, Dr Indur Goklany,
“Almost everywhere you look, climate change is having only small, and often benign, impacts.
The impact of extreme weather events ― hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and droughts ― are, if anything, declining.
Climate-related disease has collapsed.
... “A recent study showed that the Earth has actually gained more land in coastal areas in the last 30 years than it has lost through sea-level rise.
... food production per capita
has increased by 30% since 1961
despite a more-than-doubling
of the global population.
Hunger and malnutrition
have declined,
area burnt by wild fires has declined,
since 1950 poverty has declined,
people are wealthier and
global life expectancy
has increased
from 46 years to 73 years."