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Tom Harris

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- Climate
Posted on: 2022-10-18
Link between CO2 and Earth’s temperature is well-established, despite claims on Fox News

Claim:

Scientists have found no consistent correlation between CO2 and temperature; scientists do not know whether earth will warm or cool in future

Source: Fox News, Tom Harris, 2022-10-12
-2Very low
- Climate
Posted on: 2019-02-26
Western Journal op-ed deceives readers with completely unsupported claims

“What would make their case stronger would be if they actually analysed all the data, engaged with the existing scientific literature and made their own contribution to our scientific understanding by publishing a scientific paper. The cherry picking exercise in this Western Journal article does not contribute to our scientific understanding of the world.”
-1.9Very low
- Climate
Posted on: 2015-08-28
Analysis of “Deceptive temperature record claims”

“Scientists unanimously qualify this article as misleading and in disagreement with elementary science.”

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