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Tag Archives: climate change
CBC Exaggerates Climate Change, but not Sea Level Rise
The CBC’s recent article Climate change in B.C.: Here’s how 2050 could look cites the Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium’s publication Climate Projections for Metro Vancouver which claims that “Global climate models project an average increase of about 3°C in our … Continue reading
What the New York Times’s Climate Skeptic Says
When the NYT hired climate science skeptic Bret Stephens, they were harshly criticized for the move, which was purportedly made because the paper felt that they had drifted too far to the left. Stephens published his first article, and the … Continue reading
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Tagged bret stephens, climate change, IPCC, new york times, noaa uah satellite
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Bill Nye Fails to Rebut William Happer
The following video claims that Bill Nye “destroys” William Happer on climate change. Far from it. Nye’s argumentation is weak, and in places, flat out wrong. Happer begins: CO2 is not a pollutant; it is natural like water vapor. Plants … Continue reading
Posted in philosophy, science
Tagged Bill Nye, climate change, climate models, IPCC, noaa uah satellite data, richard tol, william happer
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How Climate Activists Hurt the Case for Man Made Climate Change
I’m going to examine the climate reality project’s The 12 Questions Every Climate Activist Hears and What to Say. Let me start by saying that by calling yourself an activist, you immediately give up any claim to an unbiased scientific … Continue reading
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Tagged climate activists, climate change, climate vulnerable forum, freeman dyson, IPCC, richard tol, UAH satellite data
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My Answers to 20 More Questions for Conservatives
In his article Answering 20 Questions Liberals Wanted to Ask a Conservative, John Hawkins provides a list of 20 questions submitted to him on Twitter, together with his answers. I’m going to reproduce the questions here with my answers. 1) … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, bannon, christianity, climate change, conservatism, cuck, electoral college, freedom of the press, gun control, popular vote, racism, trump, voter fraud, welfare
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Elon Musk’s Mediocre Talk on Climate Change
I’m generally an Elon Musk fan. I’m going to break down his talk on global warming here and comment on it. Elon begins by referring to the “climate crisis”, which immediately reveals his position on man made climate change. Since … Continue reading
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Tagged argument from authority, carbon cycle, carbon tax, climate change, elon musk
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Why Sceptics Doubt Climate Change
I’m going to critique the article Climate Change Cynics: How to Effectively Communicate With a Denier from the website http://www.desmogblog.com/ to explain why those who believe in man made global warming have failed to convince the sceptics. For climate activists, the growing trend … Continue reading
