@MatthewWielicki Matt doesn’t understand drought.
Or he does, but is rewarded to mislead.
“Human-induced soil moisture loss will probably be further aggravated in the following century due to warming, albeit with increasing precipitation . . .”
https://t.co/xl0fX0V2N9
@MatthewWielicki Matt ignores the literature inconvenient for his narrative.
“Our results indicate a role for ACC in making the atmospheric anticyclonic anomaly 'stronger' and 'warmer', two facts that in turn caused more widespread and exacerbated drought conditions.”
https://t.co/bta0i81n2Q
@MatthewWielicki Weird which papers Matt chooses.
It’s almost as if he prefers to mislead with partial information rather than inform with a fuller set of analyses.
I wonder what reward structure incentivizes his behavior?
https://t.co/jL3viaiOHj
@urbanothepope@MatthewWielicki No. They were right 16 years ago and now I believe them. Matt is relying on a paper where the authors don’t make the conclusions Matt does.
@ongehoordnedtv 🤣@MatthewWielicki is not an expert on climate change. It’s not his field. He has zero published papers on climate change. His ignorant false claims gets regularly refuted, and he gets fooled by fake graphs he finds on the internet 🤷��️
March 2023 #Arctic sea ice extent was the 6th lowest on record.
This was 990,000 km² below the 1981-2010 average. March ice extent is decreasing at about 2.52% per decade. Data: @NSIDC.