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unsolicitedfeedback.blog
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| | | | | What can we learn from ancient episodes of climate change to help us deal with today's climate crisis, to help us take the earliest possible off ramp from the global warming highway we're speeding along? Renown environmental scientist Michael Mann sets out to answer that question in this book. | |
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juliancribb.blog
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| | | | | Around the world, from India, to the Middle East, to southern Europe to North America, people are dropping in tens of thousands under the blazing heat of a Northern summer. Many die. In one of the harshest ironies of the climate madness now unleashed, hundreds of religious pilgrims died visiting the home of the world's... | |
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www.spiegel.de
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| | | | | Climate experts have long predicted that temperatures would rise in parallel with greenhouse gas emissions. But, for 15 years, they haven't. In a SPIEGEL interview, meteorologist Hans von Storch discusses how this "puzzle" might force scientists to alter what could be "fundamentally wrong" models. | |
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breadonthewater.co.za
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| | | [AI summary] The article presents a skeptical analysis of the greenhouse effect and global warming claims, using Stefan-Boltzmann law calculations and lunar temperature comparisons to argue that human-induced CO2 contributes minimally to climate change, while noting that the reference category 'modelling' was not available in the provided list. | ||
