Non-scientific banter by non-scientists who try to pass as climate science experts.
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“I admit I only listened to the 02/21/2017 episode, so I can only comment on that one. Marc Morano and H. Sterling Burnett (neither of which are scientists, let alone climate scientists), highlight mistakes (not archiving their data) from one paper from a group of NOAA scientists and pull other scientific results out of context and claim that they discredit the thousands of papers that confirm (from many independent sources of evidence) that observed global warming is real and caused primarily by humans. They seem to be happy disregarding evidence from paleoclimate data of past extreme climates to simple theories to comphrensive high resolution general circulation models. I've seen many other interviews with Marc Morano, and it is always the same. He never proposes a rigorous theory that explains the observed signs of climate change or proves (literally hundreds of years worth) of theoretical arguments that doubling CO2 emissions (from ~300 to 600) will warm the planet by 3-6°C.”Read full review »
Henri Drake via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/22/17
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“Awful and false right wing commentary, very dangerous”
Greg Gozinsky via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/29/22
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“When you just listen to the science you like you are not using critical thinking. Just because a group disagrees doesn’t mean they are wrong. It mean the science is not yet fact it is just a theory and if you can’t prove your theory with facts it remains a theory not fact.”
ELDNERB via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/19/21
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“Nothing but fossil fuel billionaire-funded propaganda. Designed to cast doubt in the mind of the listener toward the issue that threatens to upend their powerful industry. History will not look fondly on the people who push this propaganda.”
rogermaccallum via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/24/18
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