Analysis of "9 questions on rising seas"
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY The article succeeds in conveying the main causes, aspects and impacts of rising sea levels. While it does contain a few incomplete scientific statements and facts that…
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InaccurateNot all coronaviruses are seasonal, contrary to pathologist Ryan Cole’s claim; COVID-19 vaccines are effective at preventing illness
Claim:
Coronaviruses are all seasonal and go away on their own, including those that cause SARS and MERS; ivermectin is effective for preventing and treating COVID-19; COVID-19 vaccines are “gene therapy”, don’t give immunity or prevent transmission
Source: Instagram, YouTube, Bitchute, Ryan Cole, 2021-03-04 -
MisleadingYes, COVID-19 vaccines will help us safely resume normal activities like going to restaurants and meeting people, once enough people are vaccinated for herd immunity
Claim:
The COVID-19 vaccines won’t let us stop mask-wearing, physical distancing and restaurants, pubs, and cinemas still remain closed, so why vaccinate?
Source: Facebook, Telegram, Facebook users, 2021-01-20 -
MisleadingPeople who received the COVID-19 vaccine aren’t more likely to develop facial paralysis than people who didn’t receive the vaccine
Claim:
“13 Israelis suffer FACIAL PARALYSIS after taking Pfizer Covid jab”
Source: RT (Russia Today), Anonymous, 2021-01-16 -
InaccurateVaccines protect people from diseases, but don’t always prevent disease transmission; research ongoing to determine if COVID-19 vaccines stop transmission
Claim:
The COVID-19 RNA vaccine “is not a vaccine”; a vaccine has to disrupt transmission by CDC and FDA standards; the vaccine “activate[s] the cell to become a pathogen-manufacturing site”
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0.3NeutralArticle in Business Insider accurately describes results from a study estimating up to 3 billion people could live in much warmer temperatures by 2070
Summary The article in Business Insider discusses findings from a study published May, 2020 that projected one to three billion people could live in much warmer climates by 2070, assuming…
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False claims of a coming ice age spread through ecosystem of unreliable news sites, blogs, and social media accounts
…and online news sources all repeated false information without verification, which is then promoted to millions by influential Facebook groups and Twitter individuals, including American politicians like Sarah Palin. Unless…
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-0.2NeutralBusiness Insider highlights health impacts of climate change, but some aspects are misleading
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This article at Business Insider describes the impacts of climate change on human health which covering the fact that the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere recently…
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0.3NeutralNational Geographic video of starving polar bear should have clarified uncertain link to climate change
Scientists’ Feedback SUMMARY This widely-shared December 2017 article at National Geographic featured emotional footage of a starving polar bear, highlighting the plight of polar bears as the extent of Arctic…
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Most popular climate change stories of 2017 reviewed by scientists
…Shows Starving Polar Bear on Iceless Land Published in National Geographic, by Sarah Gibbens on 7 Dec. 2017 Article tagged as: Accurate, Misleading REVIEWERS’ COMMENTS: Karen Lone, Research Scientist, Norwegian…