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…climate policy literature reveals disparities between scientific attention, policy density, and emissions. NPJ Climate Action. Stechemesser et al. (2024) Climate policies that achieved major emission reductions: Global evidence from two…
…would be even warmer than it is if not for the surge in plant growth.”[3] Figure 1 – Map shows the “greening” trend across much of the globe between 2000-2018….
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Observations show that the Earth is flat.
…Florida compared to two weeks ago. Regarding the epidemiological situation in Jacksonville specifically, this map for example showed Jacksonville as the primary COVID-19 hotspot in the state. In addition, an…
…shares and interactions on social media; arrows display the spread of the claim: pointing from the source article to the one citing or linking to it (click on the map…
…this. Before any wind turbine can be built offshore, its operators usually must survey the seafloor. These surveys often map the seafloor by broadcasting sound underwater, similar to the sonar…
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“The Earth is not a globe. The Earth is stationary.”
…a collapse. Figure 1 – Electric grids vary a lot throughout the world. This map shows the frequency of each country’s grid and the voltage of the electricity that reaches…
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“There has been NO unusual excess mortality” related to COVID; “Lockdowns do not prevent the spread of disease”; “Masks don’t work”; “PCR tests were not designed to diagnose illness”
…with climate change.”[3] The figures below (Figures 4-9) show that some regions will likely become more suitable for growing wine grapes (dark blue on “Future sustainability” maps), while others that…