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Of Climate Pragmatists and Climate Moralists

July 26, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change | 28 comments

https://nelsonfenceco.com/pet-fencing/ Last week, when news broke about NYC Mayor Bloomberg’s $50 million donation to the Sierra Club’s anti-coal campaign, I noted that his rationale was based largely on public health considerations and NOT global warming. I wrote: Imagine that. Leaving climate change out of the argument. I wonder if the climate moralists will beat their chests in indignation,… https://martonepsych.com/scheduling/ Continue Reading…

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Climate Capo Watch

July 20, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change | 1 comment

Ambien No Prescription In the absurdist precincts of the climate blogosphere, certain gatekeepers take offense when their icons and orthodoxy are challenged. I’ve previously referred to these partisan gatekeepers as climate capos. So earlier today when Andy Revkin challenged conservative columnist George Will to be intellectually consistent, the response from climate capos was immediate and predictably cartoonish.

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Anthony Watts' Phony, Selective Outrage

June 25, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change, climate politics, climate skeptics | 230 comments

Buy Tramadol Without Prescription Anthony Watts, the proprietor of the well known climate skeptic blog, WUWT, seems to have a double standard on what constitutes an insult to ethnic groups. Watts is making a big deal out of some recent comments by Timothy Wirth, a former U.S. senator and now the president of the UN Foundation, who reportedly said this… Continue Reading…

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A Climate Plea From the Liberal Camp

June 14, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change | 19 comments

https://clinicacyrne.com/sensibilidade-dentaria/ Stop saying everything is because of climate change. Just stop it. The “weatherdude” implores the Daily Kos community.

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The Climate Back Channels

April 3, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate change | 109 comments

Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online Well, there’s been an interesting response to the launch of my new blog at Climate Central. I kinda expected a few people in the climate blogosphere would grit their teeth. But I didn’t expect my new gig to prompt an immediate what-do-we-do-about it strategy session. Michael Tobis offers a vague description: Conversation about Keith came… http://mcmeng.com/aircraft-cable-scuff-guard/ Continue Reading…

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Climate Follies

March 8, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change, Journalism | 108 comments

Buy Clonazepam Without Prescription Climate blogger Eli Rabett, presumably in response to this recent post of mine, let off some steam at his site. He begins: Kloor, Randy Olson and to an extent Andy Revkin, but a whole lot of other people appear to think that scientists are lousy communicators, and indeed, a whole lot of scientists agree and… Clonazepam For Sale Online Continue Reading…

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The Daily Climate Bummer

March 7, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change | 6 comments

https://jesszimlich.com/hello-july/ Has Glenn Beck peaked? In his NYT column today, David Carr thinks so and here’s why: The problem with “Glenn Beck” is that it has turned into a serial doomsday machine that’s a bummer to watch. There’s a lesson there for some climate bloggers.

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Bad Bots

February 26, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change, skeptics | 17 comments

Buy Ambien Online Without Prescription I always find it odd when bloggers complain about getting too many comments from readers who disagree with them. Most writers looking to tell a story or communicate a message want to reach as large an audience as possible. So I don’t get Chris Mooney here: Hmm, have we got any denier bots here? I’m… Continue Reading…

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Bowing Out?

February 9, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate bloggers, climate change | 3 comments

Get Online Xanax Prescription I see that Michael Tobis held another unusual climate therapy session with the inscrutable Chauncey Gardiner of the climate blogosphere. Michael also posted a few farewell music videos. Given that his blog often had a despairing theme, I thought he forgot to include this one.

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