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Tag Archives: Twitter
Arguing about the greenhouse effect – again
There’s been a rather lengthy Twitter thread about the greenhouse effect. In particular, focusing on claims that there is no such thing. Of course, engaging in such discussions so as to actually change anyone’s minds is pointless. However, I think … Continue reading
Sound Science
By some serendipity, I noticed and responded to a tweet where Kevin Folta was trying to ridicule the accusation that he was “pro-GMO”: How about "pro-artificial plant-growth environments" or simply "pro-biotech"? Self-serving caricatures won't make social labeling disappear. — willard … Continue reading
Peddling
https://neverendingaudit.tumblr.com/post/150362283819 Peddling is arguably the most favorite way for contrarians to lob factoids behind enemy lines. Once a door opens, peddlers block it with their foot and dispatch their sale pitches. Peddled talking points seldom matter to the topic at hand, … Continue reading
Toys, pram, out!
It seems that Roger Pielke Jr is having a bit of a rant on Twitter about an interview Michael Mann gave about the recent Congressional Hearings. He accuses Michael Mann of lying about him and also suggests that he might … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Michael Mann, Roger Pielke Jr
Tagged Congressional hearings, ethics, IPCC, John Christy, Judith Curry, Michael Mann, Rant, Roger Pielke Jr, Twitter
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Hostilities
There has been a rather extensive discussion on Twitter about hostilities in the online climate debate. It seems to have been partly motivated by the recent articles by Matt Ridley and David Rose, in which they complain about how they’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, ClimateBall, Science
Tagged Climate change, climate science, David Rose, hostilities, Matt Ridley, Online climate debate, Twitter
211 Comments
Works in science!
I thought I might as well post this cartoon that I found today. I think it’s very clever. It also seemed apt, as I spent quite a while yesterday in a Twitter discussion with a couple of people who appeared … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Satire, Science
Tagged Cartoon, Doesn't work in science, graphs, Twisted Doodles, Twitter, Works in science
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Decades of cooling?
Victor Venema and Judith Curry were having a Twitter discussion yesterday about uncertainty. I think – although Victor can correct me – that Victor was trying to get Judith to acknowledge that uncertainty works both ways. Even though it is … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Climate sensitivity, Global warming, IPCC, Judith Curry, Science
Tagged AGW, Climate change, Global warming, IPCC, Judith Curry, Ocean cycles, solar variability, Twitter, Victor Venema
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