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Republican Takeover of Senate Will Spotlight Climate Denial

Tramadol Buying Online Now that the Republicans control Congress for the next two years, what’s in store for U.S. climate politics? Well, Keystone is the first order of business, and then probably a whole lot of bombast and theater, which many will find unappetizing: Most vocal climate change skeptic in the Senate now runs the Senate’s environmental committee:… https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/wm6g9cqin9k Continue Reading…

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A Climate Debate I Would Like to See

Of the all the famous names associated with climate change, there are two I would love to see headlined in a debate–against each other. Both of these individuals believe global warming presents an existential threat, both believe Big Green is part of the problem, and both offer a radically different path to decarbonization of the… https://tankinz.com/4y2nturv2 Continue Reading…

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India and the Iron Law of Climate Policy

I have an idealistic streak that is increasingly tempered by real world events. So on Sunday I admired the enthusiasm of the hundreds of thousands of people who marched through the streets of Manhattan to sound their concern about climate change and other environmental issues. I tried not to let this article ruin the good… https://giannifava.org/v2qiroh Continue Reading…

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Roger Pielke Jr. on FiveThirtyEight and his Climate Critics

Tramadol Online Pets Earlier in the year, Roger Pielke Jr. was named as a contributing writer for Nate Silver’s newly re-launched FiveThirtyEight site. Shortly after that, Pielke, a climate policy scholar and political scientist at the University of Colorado, in Boulder, published an article at FiveThirtyEight headlined, “Disasters Cost More Than Ever–But Not Because of Climate Change.” Critics pounced immediately in… https://musiciselementary.com/2024/03/07/efmioj9a Continue Reading…

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Apocalypse Then

https://musiciselementary.com/2024/03/07/25g1xps8e One of the best books I’ve read in the last year is “The Bet,” by Yale historian Paul Sabin. The author penned a New York Times op-ed around the time of its publication. As Fred Pearce wrote in his New Scientist review, Saban “has produced an absorbing narrative of how two people’s ‘clashing insights’ unleashed… Continue Reading…

Is Climate Change Making You Wobbly in the Head?

https://ncmm.org/yh6uh8j In the latest report issued last month by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), there is a chapter on human security that caught the media’s attention. I thought Seth Borenstein’s AP piece did a nice job distilling the chapter’s essence: Top scientists are saying that climate change will complicate and worsen existing global security problems,… https://ncmm.org/755tttpmcc Continue Reading…

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Are You With Us or Against Us?

When I take issue with the one way skepticism and hyperbolic language of climate skeptics, I’m met with a chorus of “who me?” They especially object to being lumped together with the climate-science-is-a-hoax crowd. It’s a fair complaint. At the same time, it’s worth noting that the representative standard bearers for climate skeptics are Anthony… Continue Reading…

A Climate Mob

https://www.mominleggings.com/2uhcb3vd In the mid-2000s, I was researching an archaeology story that took me to several national parks in the Southwest. At one of them, the National Park Service (NPS) archaeologist discussed competing theories about the disappearance of a mysterious ancient culture. For decades, there had been heated debate among scholars over what became of this culture. In an… Continue Reading…

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Will Sidelining Science Help Advance the Climate Debate?

https://elisabethbell.com/xg612qqci From the Department of Counterintuitive Thinking: The debate about climate change needs to become more political, and less scientific. That is from climate researcher Mike Hulme, in a provocative essay at The Conversation. The above quote makes more sense when you read the sentence that follows: Articulating radically different policy options in response to the risks posed… http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/bqsewfz Continue Reading…

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Europe Submits to Iron Law of Climate Policy

https://worthcompare.com/el0izymchn We ofter hear that global warming is the existential issue of our day. And that reducing carbon emissions from fossil fuels will be essential if we are to preserve a livable climate for civilization. People can quibble with the various risk scenarios and which computer models are more accurate and so on, but in the… https://www.mominleggings.com/07xpbuyem6z Continue Reading…

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