Category: climate
Even the travel writer, who actually walked on the tell-tale evidence himself, knew better than to equate the current weather conditions on the mountain with long-term trends in global temperature averages
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Category: climate
The IPCC consensus is not particularly useful to those hoping to draw attention to the actual severity of the problem, but it's still useful in drawing attention to the existence of a consensus, which is very real.
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Category: medicine
Many of us here at ScienceBlogs like to point out that most"alternative" medicines are basically placebos masquerading as the genuine article.
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Category: climate
One of the most unambiguous denunciations of an entire body of scientific knowledge ever uttered by an American corporate executive.
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Category: ecology
The most important factor to consider is that bluefin tuna populations aren't doing particularly well.
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Category: Sci-culture
The Great White North is now less progressive on science and climate change than the Great Satan.
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Category: religiosity
According to the BBC, "an Israeli MP has blamed parliament's tolerance of gays for earthquakes that have rocked the Holy Land recently." Whoa....
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Category: climate
Significant progress remains before such a tax leads to more investment in clean alternatives.
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Posted by James Hrynyshyn at 11:51 AM • 2 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Category: climate
It's kind of like sneaking a climate change program through the back door of wildlife conservation
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Posted by James Hrynyshyn at 12:16 PM • 9 Comments • 0 TrackBacks
Category: climate
I see no reason not to start referring to the climate crisis instead of mere climate change or global warming
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