Shame on The Conversation for parroting climate panic without rigorous scrutiny. If the story’s writers had bothered to examine the full scope of glaciological science—or even take a glance at…
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Email signatures are harming the planet and could cost people their lives — it’s time to stop using them
Poe’s Law says that without a satire indicator, deep satire is increasingly difficult to distinguish from wacko sincere writings. I truly cannot tell if this writer is being serious or…
The Conversation Leans on Flawed Polling Study to Claim That Climate Change Influences Elections
It is transparently an effort to use polling in order to influence people into believing that the climate issue is more important in their peers’ minds, so that social pressure…
Wired and The Conversation are Wrong, the 2023 Burning Man Rainstorm Wasn’t Caused By Climate Change
Climate change can’t be causing weather changes that data show aren’t occurring.
Claim: Astronomers create 40% more carbon emissions than the average Australian. Here’s how they can be more environmentally friendly
Astronomers know all too well how precious and unique the environment of our planet is. Yet the size of our carbon footprint might surprise you.
The five corrupt pillars of climate change denial
From The Conversation Don’t let the green naysayers drown you out. Component/Shutterstock Mark Maslin, UCL The fossil fuel industry, political lobbyists, media moguls and individuals have spent the past 30…
Climate change: ‘We’ve created a civilisation hell bent on destroying itself – I’m terrified’, writes Earth scientist
Republished from The Conversation under CC license. James Dyke, University of Exeter The coffee tasted bad. Acrid and with a sweet, sickly smell. The sort of coffee that results from…
Welcome to Australia where it’s always warmer somewhere!
(and other nonsense from Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology, the University of Melbourne and The Conversation). Dr. Bill Johnston[1] Main points. Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology and climate scientists at the University…
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