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The NYT has a nice round-up of perspectives on this recent Pew poll, which finds: There has been a sharp decline over the past year in the percentage of Americans who say there is solid evidence that global temperatures are rising. I tend to think this poll is more a snapshot in time. We’re still… Continue Reading…
https://www.derekduck.com/faq/Noting this positive profile of Andy Revkin on NPR, a reader of Andrew Sullivan’s suggests there’s an upside to Limbaugh’s recent drive-by: Rush’s listeners were reading Revkin prior to his attack, but this NPR-listener is going to check out his blog. Well done Rush: You just gave Revkin a few thousand more readers. I noticed… https://accessity.org/vday2024/ Continue Reading…
https://blackbullextremehoney.com/black-bull-extreme-honey-restores-confidence-and-strength/My Friday post for Nature’s Climate Feedback is up.
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https://nswellness.ca/wellness-services/physiotherapy/https://nswellness.ca/antidisestablishmentarianism/ Michael Tobis is to be applauded for being open to the idea of geoengineering, but he’s delusional if he thinks the climate activist community is also open to it. In my post yesterday, I argued that, for climate activists, any discussion of climate adaptation is an unwelcome distraction from the debate at hand on mitigation….Continue Reading…
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