Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science?
The CERES team (Willie Soon, Ronan and Michael Connolly) was invited by the Heritage Foundation to contribute a Special Report on what is known about the causes of global warming since the 1850s. Although they were offered payment for this report, they did it pro bono for the reasons they outline [...] The post Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science? appeared first on Clintel.
Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science?
The CERES team (Willie Soon, Ronan and Michael Connolly) was invited by the Heritage Foundation to contribute a Special Report on what is known about the causes of global warming since the 1850s. Although they were offered payment for this report, they did it pro bono for the reasons they outline [...] The post Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science? appeared first on Clintel.
Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science?
The CERES team (Willie Soon, Ronan and Michael Connolly) was invited by the Heritage Foundation to contribute a Special Report on what is known about the causes of global warming since the 1850s. Although they were offered payment for this report, they did it pro bono for the reasons they outline [...] The post Is the detection and attribution of climate change really settled science? appeared first on Clintel.
The Paris Accords As “Climate Insurance”—Unaffordable and Unnecessary
The following is based on remarks delivered by Steven Koonin and Mark Mills at an MIT Free Speech Alliance debate, which can be viewed here. Reposted from RealClearWorld.com The climate change debate continues to rage. Though the science remains “unsettled,” what does seem settled is that President Trump will withdraw, again, from the [...] The post The Paris Accords As “Climate Insurance”—Unaffordable and Unnecessary appeared first on Clintel.
The Paris Accords As “Climate Insurance”—Unaffordable and Unnecessary
The following is based on remarks delivered by Steven Koonin and Mark Mills at an MIT Free Speech Alliance debate, which can be viewed here. Reposted from RealClearWorld.com The climate change debate continues to rage. Though the science remains “unsettled,” what does seem settled is that President Trump will withdraw, again, from the [...] The post The Paris Accords As “Climate Insurance”—Unaffordable and Unnecessary appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.
Benny Peiser: “The political consensus around climate is broken”
Benny Peiser, director of the Global Warming Policy Foundation for the last 15 years, gave a talk for the Clintel Foundation in The Netherlands in late November. Peiser gave examples from around Europe showing how the Net Zero agenda is crumbling down. He also talks about international climate policy after the Trump [...] The post Benny Peiser: “The political consensus around climate is broken” appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.
Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics”
The featured image for this post is from Angela Wheeler at the CO2 Coalition, used with permission. This post is a comment on Cobb, 2024, the paper is entitled “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics.” The paper defines climate denialism, discusses the reasons it exists, and the effect of widespread “denialism” [...] The post Response by Andy May to the paper “The politics of climate denialism and the secondary denialism of economics” appeared first on Clintel.