Charles Rotter This is Part VI of a multipart, systematic refutation of the University of Exeter’s Global Tipping Points Report 2025. Part I examined the catastrophe framing and the tension between rhetorical certainty and scientific uncertainty . Part II analyzed the governance architecture and technocratic expansion . Part III assessed the industrial policy blueprint behind “positive tipping points” . Part IV examined narrative management and the treatment of dissent . Part V evaluated the pro...
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How Solid Are the Tipping Thresholds?
There aren’t any Tipping points.
Like the rest of climate science, the tipping points are completely made up.
Like the rest of climate science, the tipping points are completely made up.
Once again there is a double post of a comment. This is waste of comment of storage space.
Thanks CR.
The worst tipping point I can imagine is one into global governance.
Global governance and redistribution of the wealth of the rich countries has been the goal of the of the UN since day one. The US should walk away from the UN.