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See the candidate’s statements annotated by scientists Guest comments: Rasmus Benestad: The statement about “a theory that is unproven” is misguided. One could use the same phrase about weather forecasting,…
…are affecting weather patterns and our climate.” This and other accurate quotes from the candidate very likely resulted in the scientists issuing a higher rating in Climate Feedback’s case. Note,…
…floods has increased over the past decade, and that weather-related disasters are occurring at almost twice the rate as they did two decades ago. The authors also ignore the clear…
…matter), and you ignore equity issues, and you assume that warmer climates in the crop-intensive areas will not include an increase in the intensity and/or frequency of intense weather (drought,…
…that is not highly weather dependent. One would expect Singapore to be able to adapt to temperature changes with far greater ease than would a poor agrarian economy. Also, several…
…website Climate Feedback, where they “estimated its overall scientific credibility to be ‘very low.’” Weather Underground Climate Change Won’t Stop in 2016, Despite Misleading Reports 6 Dec. 2016 “The article…
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Sea level rise, which was occurring long before humans could be blamed, has not accelerated.
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I would not agree that [carbon dioxide is] a primary contributor to the global warming that we see.
…of an article in USA Today titled “Australia’s Great Barrier Reef has worst coral die-off ever”. “An additional kick was supplied by an El Niño weather pattern that peaked in…
…risks that individuals across the country have already experienced: extreme weather events that will grow in intensity and frequency, e.g. extended periods of drought and wildfires, severe heat waves, rising…