It's been an incredibly frigid winter for much of the continental United States, which means any remaining "climate change reporters" who haven't yet been laid off are doing their stuff.
The New York Times is on it:
Sorry, but no self-respecting scientist would link the ongoing US cold snap with "climate change" just as no honest scientist would link emissions with "climate change."https://t.co/BLtgUzEYQl pic.twitter.com/EmN8PvLlxm
— Steve Milloy (@JunkScience) February 7, 2026
We're all familiar with the game that's played every single year no matter how warm or cool it's been:
Hot? Climate change.
— David Zweig (@davidzweig) February 8, 2026
Cold? Climate change.
Wet? Climate change.
Dry? Climate change. pic.twitter.com/VV815dDcaO
Such is the case again this brutally cold winter:
That’s why they rebranded from global warming. Weather isn’t climate, unless it is when it can be blamed on climate change, which is all the time and in every scenario.
— Ian Miller (@ianmSC) February 9, 2026
This brings us to the usual pivot that we see from year to year. Or in this case from 2024 to 2026.
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Meteorologist Chris Martz spotted the not-so-subtle shift from the Times:
I can't stop laughing. 🤣
— Chris Martz (@ChrisMartzWX) February 8, 2026
Just two years ago, The New York Times said that mild winter weather has the “fingerprints” of human-caused climate change all over it.
But this year, The New York Times has changed their tune. Cold winters are also proof of climate change. pic.twitter.com/aYshqxxWH9
These clowns couldn't be more predictable.
Like DEI staff, staff dedicated to climate change will find it everywhere. Job security.
— AAE (@AAC0519) February 8, 2026
Well, nobody expects "climate change reporters" to not see climate change in everything because it's just job security! Until it isn't:
WaPo was paying 13 people to write occasional fear slop about melting glaciers, now they're outraged an actual businessman no longer wants to fund their self-indulgent hobbies https://t.co/mGYpaEcQW4
— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) February 5, 2026
Maybe the NY Times will hire them and expand their "fearmongering on behalf of the Democrats" department.
