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As a deadly winter storm barreled toward Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott sought the advice of a longtime climate change skeptic an introduction made at the behest of U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas. This guy knows his stuff, Cruz said of Joe Bastardi, a meteorologist and author of books saying that climate change is not caused by humans but naturally occurring.
Bastardi did not return several requests for comment. Records obtained by the American-Statesman through a request under the Texas Public Information Act show that Abbott spoke with Bastardi on the afternoon of Feb. 12 the first meeting on the governor s calendar that appeared related to the ominous weather forecast scarcely more than 48 hours before the storm dumped ice and snow across a broad swath of Texas, knocking out power to millions of households and killing untold numbers of people.
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A ‘red alert’ from the U.N.
Not good enough, try again.
That’s what the United Nations told countries last week about updated pledges to cut emissions as part of the Paris Climate Agreement. Half of the countries party to the accords and many of the top polluting nations including the U.S. missed the deadline to submit tougher goals for 2030. The Biden administration says it will update America’s pledge by April but the commitments on file right now are nowhere near what’s required to limit warming.
has nothing to do with rising temperatures. joe bastardi chief meteorologist at weather bell.com. he is author of the climate chronicles. we are happy to have him back on the show. joe, thanks for coming back on. well, i appreciate it. tucker: what do you make of adults telling kids to leave school and join this protest? do you think that s scientifically justified? well, i think it comes down to the fact that these people pushing this, if i may quote, the whole aim of practical politics was said by m.l. minken many years ago keep the public alarmed and clamoring to run to safety. his really telling quote is the urge to rule or the urge to save humanity is almost always a false front for the urge to rule. if you just go back in history and look, you would see how that has come about.