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Volcanic CO2 emissions are known to be much smaller than human-caused emissions
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Discovery Of Massive Volcanic CO2 Emissions Discredits Global Warming Theory
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Source: Principia Scientific, James Edward Kamis, 2018-11-07 -
InaccurateArticle falsely attributes invented quotes to James Hansen
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Father of Global Warming’ Scientist Finally Admits Theory Is Wrong
Source: NewsPunch, Principia Scientific, Your News Wire, Baxter Dmitry, 2018-07-08 -
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1.7Very highABC article effectively illustrates important climate trends for Australian readers
“This article is exceptionally good in delivering accurate information in an engaging way. There are many useful statements made about the effects of climate change on extreme weather globally and in Australia and these have been backed up by links to relevant peer-reviewed literature.”
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-2Very lowIan Plimer op-ed in The Australian again presents long list of false claims about climate
“This article is a mixture of misdirection, misleading claims, and outright falsehoods. The author attempts to paint a picture of current climate change as simply a continuation of natural changes that have occurred in the past. But this neglects the clear evidence that climate change over the last two centuries has been shown to be largely man-made, that it is much more rapid that anything we have seen in the last two thousand years if not longer, and that it is occurring in the context of a globe with more than 7 billion human inhabitants.”
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InaccurateBedrock heat flow studies made no claim contradicting human-caused melting of glaciers
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[A] series of just-released studies by working-level scientists prove that geological and not atmospheric forces are responsible for melting of Earth’s polar ice sheets.
Source: Climate Change Dispatch, James Edward Kamis, 2018-08-07 -
-0.8LowNew York Times op-ed claiming scientists underestimated climate change lacks supporting evidence
“Most of the specific facts and statistics in this op-ed are correct, but the overall effect is significantly misleading. The author’s central point is that scientists have been drastically underestimating the scope and the pace of climate change until just the past decade or so, and recent events such as permafrost melting, ice cap loss, and extreme weather events have caught them by surprise. This is simply not true.”
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IncorrectClaim of a coming ice age misrepresents the study it relies on
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Scientists studying Antarctica sea ice warn a rise in accumulation could spark the next ice age.
Source: Daily Mail, Fox News, Chris Ciaccia, Stacy Liberatore, 2019-10-31 -
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