I just met a hydrology engineer who works for the U.S. Forest Service, which is an agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture; it administers the nation’s 154 national forests and 20 national grasslands, managing 193 million acres of land. …
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Is there a contest, one with fabulous prizes, for the climate change meme that represents its author as the biggest imbecile? If so, perhaps we have a winner here. If Al Gore actually does own oceanfront property, with an understanding …
There is a point to be made here, though it’s obscured by the ridiculous use of “nobody” and “everyone.” We are surrounded by people whose life work is improving conditions for each resident of this planet–now, and for generations to …
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It would be interesting to know where this meme came from. An ultra-right-wing think tank? Some random QAnoner? In any case, the fossil fuel industry loves crazy s*** like this. They may not be creating it themselves, but they certainly …
A reader sent me this and adds, “…but the global warming?” I’m not sure cherry-picking one anomalous temperature reading at one point on the globe at one moment in time undermines a theory. Maybe you see science differently than the …
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Here’s a brief article explaining why CO2 emissions actually rose in 2022, and what’s being done to turn this around, based on taking more precise measurements.
There is a great deal of truth here, but the disinformation campaigns would have been dismissed with a round jeer if we didn’t have so many “ignorant yokels.” This, from Isaac Asimov in 1980: There is a cult of ignorance …
A reader notes: George Carlin does a bit about how we are told we are ruining our planet. It’s on Youtube if you can find it, I think it’s hysterical along with making a lot of sense. Yes. See below. …
Here’s another good one that gets at our monumental disregard for the long-term environmental destruction that accompanies climate change.
From Wikipedia: A straw man is a form of argument and an informal fallacy of having the impression of refuting an argument, whereas the real subject of the argument was not addressed or refuted, but instead replaced with a false …
