Posts Tagged ‘tornadoes’

The Dirty Art of Character Assassination

In a 2010 editorial, the journal Nature told embattled climate scientists to wise up and “acknowledge that they are in street fight” with their nastiest detractors. At the time, this seemed like a reasonable admonition, since climate scientists were indeed under siege following an illicit disclosure of emails that put the climate science community in an unfavorable light…. Tramadol Online Buy Continue Reading…

The Forces that Narrow the Climate Debate

https://ncmm.org/foom77s Last week on Twitter I lamented the simplistic public discourse on climate change, how it’s often framed by those who dismiss the legitimate concerns of a warming planet and those who play up those concerns. American Politicians, especially those with leadership positions in the Republican and Democratic parties, could steer the debate into calmer waters… https://elisabethbell.com/zuc7hz4v Continue Reading…

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Talking Heads and Climate Change

https://www.mominleggings.com/ypb5yzhxsfp Last week, NBC weatherman Al Roker caught a lot of flak (deservedly so) for suggesting that climate change was now causing tornadoes to strike urban areas. Not all hope is lost for broadcast news, though. Last night, this segment on the PBS News Hour (the one place where talking heads can be relied on for… https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/7puu35fn6 Continue Reading…

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On Revkin, Romm and the Zero Sum Climate Debate

https://fotballsonen.com/2024/03/07/67hojmz The response by some climate scientists and climate bloggers to a nuanced perspective on the tornado/climate change issue reveals just how zero sum the climate debate remains in some corners. In a follow-up to this superb post, Andy Revkin draws attention to a missing component in recent tornado-related commentary from some prominent voices in the… Continue Reading…

Flogging the Climate Dog

At first I dismissed this crude post from Brad Johnson at Think Progress on Thursday as just another unfortunate example of an overexcited climate blogger looking to score some cheap political points. Then, on the same day, I read this from scientist Peter Gleick at the Huffington Post: Violent tornadoes throughout the southeastern U.S. must… Continue Reading…

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