Climate change

WMO: 11 Hottest Years All Fell Between 2015-2025

Is climate change an undeniable emergency demanding urgent action or an alarmist agenda driven by flawed data?

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WMO: 11 Hottest Years All Fell Between 2015-2025

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Above: A soybean plant in a dry, cracked field at a farm in Rosario, Argentina, on Jan. 15, 2025. Image credit: Sebastian Lopez Brach/Bloomberg/Getty Images

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Climate-concerned narrative

The planet is in a full-blown climate emergency, and the data makes it undeniable — all 11 hottest years on record fell between 2015 and 2025. Earth's energy imbalance hit an all-time high in 2025, oceans are breaking heat records nine years running, and Arctic sea ice is vanishing fast. Delay isn't just costly, it's deadly.

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Climate-skeptic narrative

The WMO has drifted from its original mission of meteorological cooperation into outright climate alarmism. Heat death figures cited by WMO leadership are modeling estimates — not real body counts — while cold weather kills at nine times the rate. Trillion-dollar scare projections exist to justify political agendas, not to inform the public.

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