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…alone could be 15.65 +/- 2 m by 2500. These numbers are shown in Figure 5 of the Pollard and DeConto Nature paper. A still deeply disturbing finding. Alexander Robel…
…of misleading statements and casually dismisses volumes of scientific evidence. Alexis Berg Research Associate, Harvard University This article willingly confuses air pollution by particulate matter and greenhouse gas emissions. The…
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Science debunks the use of face masks to stop viruses like COVID-19
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Face masks contain a “cancer-causing compound”; “exposure to titanium dioxide ‘systematically exceeded the acceptable exposure level to TiO2 by inhalation’”
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Pfizer is part of Operation Warp Speed; “Thanks to the public-private partnership forged by President, [Pfizer] announced its Coronavirus Vaccine trial is EFFECTIVE, preventing infection in 90% of its volunteers”
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Cloth masks cannot block smoke particles which are larger than viruses, so masks cannot stop virus transmission
…the 1972 Queensland heat wave?” Alexis Berg Research Associate, Harvard University Comparing particular dates in times and claiming that global warming should explain everything is a stale and discredited tactic…
…warming rate is expected to be seen in such a short timeframe. See all the scientists’ annotations in context This is part of a series of reviews of 2017’s most…
…the platform’s role in driving this phenomenon. To that end, Facebook is partnering with third-party fact-checkers who are certified through the non-partisan International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) at Poynter to help…