Analysis of Martin O’Malley's climate statements
“The candidate understands that climate change will have consequences on agriculture, human migrations and conflicts.”
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Analysis of Carly Fiorina's climate statements
“Saying that one country cannot make a difference is inaccurate, especially when talking about one of the biggest emitters of CO2.”
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Analysis of Chris Christie's climate statements
“This candidate gets 70/100 because he/she concedes the science and–at least seemingly–impacts of climate change.”
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Analysis of Jeb Bush's climate statements
“The candidate does not reject the science altogether but does not seem to grasp the scale of the issue.”
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Analysis of Ben Carson's climate statements
“This candidate seems unaware of the vast science on this topic and its basic conclusions that the Earth’s atmosphere is warming.”
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Analysis of Rand Paul's climate statements
“The candidate at least acknowledges that humans play a role in climate change, but he/she is misinformed about anthropogenic versus natural contributions.”
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-2Very lowAnalysis of “Top 10 Global Warming Lies That May Shock You”
“This article wins the Olympic gold for cherry-picking data, misleading claims, and a long list of scientifically unsupported assertions.”
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-2Very lowAnalysis of “Updated NASA Data: Global Warming Not Causing Any Polar Ice Retreat”
“This article discusses land and sea ice interchangebly and appears to confuse the two. This is a fundamental error, equivalent in other fields to confusing house and senate, or an artery and vein.”
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1.4HighAnalysis of “How Hurricane Patricia became the strongest hurricane on record so quickly”
“A well written and balanced article that draws on a range of scientific opinion from well-established climate scientists, hurricane specialists and forecasters. The article provides a nice summary of the major physical factors at play, while also highlighting the issues and challenges to do with detection and attribution of extreme events such as this.”
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1HighAnalysis of “Climate Change Will Cause Increased Flooding In Coastal Cities ”
“The article discusses a manuscript that is still under “open access” review, so naturally there is still significant (and public) discussion about the details among scientific reviewers. Overall the article is accurate, […] and it correctly states that sea level rise is a real problem regardless of this particular Hansen publication.”