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Muller's Star Turn in Climate Soap Opera

July 29, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate politics | 27 comments

http://kennytree.com/family-places/ Last year, Berkley physicist Richard Muller excited the climate world with this WSJ op-ed: The Case Against Global Warming Skepticism He touted his Berkley team’s preliminary re-analysis of temperature trends that, as Brad Plumer drily noted, appears to have confirmed the basic tenets of climate science. At the time, many climate scientists rolled their eyes at… Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription Continue Reading…

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Countdown to What?

July 27, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change | 31 comments

UPDATE: Watts has toned down his momentous hype.  He apparently has a healthy sense of self-importance that leads him to make grand pronouncements. That sound you hear is air deflating from the climate skeptic sphere. Either Anthony Watts is in possession of big-time climate news or he’s over-dramatizing a piece of news that he thinks is big:… Ambien No Prescription Continue Reading…

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Could We Survive a 30-year Drought?

July 26, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in Archaeology, climate change, drought | 26 comments

https://martonepsych.com/contact/ If you had time to read only one scholarly paper on drought, I’d suggest this one (published in 2007) by Cook et al. It’s a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary overview that amply supports this assertion made in the first sentence of the abstract: Severe drought is the greatest recurring natural disaster to strike North America. The Cook… Continue Reading…

When Will the Lizard Brain Act on Climate Change?

July 24, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate policy, climate politics, global warming | 95 comments

https://ontopdownunderreviews.com/hematoma-matteo-polk/ The contradictions in the climate debate make my head hurt. For years, we’ve been hearing that one of the biggest impediments to action is that people aren’t sufficiently alarmed and informed about global warming. And that this owes, in large part, to a collective media failing. Here’s Joe Romm in 2010: The dreadful media coverage simply… https://clinicacyrne.com/boca-seca/ Continue Reading…

About That New Energy Revolution

July 19, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, Energy, geoengineering, shale oil | 28 comments

It’s not in the headlines or on the evening news, but there’s a big story that some people are discussing. And it’s going to get bigger and matter way more than the heat waves and extreme weather that everyone in climate circles is buzzing about this summer. To catch up on this story, you should… Continue Reading…

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What Happens When the Latest Climate Porn Ends?

July 17, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, global warming | 147 comments

How inconvenient. I go away on vacation for a few weeks and during that time everybody, it seems, becomes convinced that global warming has struck the earth like the Ten Plagues of Egypt.  So does this mean the message (unabated carbon emissions = climate damnation) finally–finally!–has been received by 1) the media, 2) all earthlings… Continue Reading…

No Denying the Implied Context for Climate Denier

June 19, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate communication | 523 comments

https://tridontdental.com/dental-anxiety/ My previous post on Nature’s use of “denier” in a recently published paper has triggered a lively comment thread, including this question to me: Since you obviously object to the usefulness of the term “˜denier’, would you care to comment on its appropriateness after considering Micha Tomkiewicz“˜s thoughts? This is in reference to several provocative blog posts by a Holocaust… Buy Xanax No Prescription Continue Reading…

When a Science Journal Uses Loaded Language

June 18, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate communication, climate skeptics | 110 comments

https://www.taprackholsters.com/shop-taprack/ Several years ago, while wrestling with the climate skeptic/denier terminology, I queried a number of my colleagues on which term they used as shorthand. None of them used the “denier” term, but most were also uncomfortable with “skeptic” as a one-size-fits all label. My own thinking on this was captured by Time’s Bryan Walsh, who… Continue Reading…

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Chasing Shadows

June 14, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate politics, Journalism | 16 comments

Order Xanax No Prescription Last week, I noted that the findings of this Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) report were parroted by all mainstream media journalists. Except this one, who actually vetted the report. Well, turns out that Ron Bailey at Reason magazine is the reason why UCS has now issued a clarification about one of its claims. The Guardian (which I… https://seattleindustry.org/homeless/ Continue Reading…

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If Climate Information Were Perfect

June 13, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change | 77 comments

If climate information were perfect AND unfiltered, then people would get the facts directly without having the ideological spin on it. They would know inaction is suicidal AND in fact more disruptive of individual freedom AND requiring more government intervention than action [nothing requires more government intervention than scarcity, food shortages, telling people where they… Order Ultram Online Continue Reading…

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