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Australia’s CSIRO Booting Hundreds of Climate Scientists is Irresponsible

Feb 9, 2016 By Joe Hennessey 4 Comments

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Australia’s CSIRO booting hundreds of climate scientists is irresponsible. Irresponsible is the least adjective that can describe the move planned by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia’s national science agency. As reports of the planned cuts took over headlines, the global scientific community responded with a justified … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: adaptation, Australia's CSIRO, climate change, climate research, climate science, climate scientists, mitigation, national science agency

How Does any Conspiracy Withstand the Test of Time?

Jan 27, 2016 By Matthew Riley 1 Comment

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The Monitor Daily (U.S.) - How does any conspiracy withstand the test of time? Secrecy is of utmost importance. So are the conspirators, the timespan of the conspiracy and the eliminating the probability of a leak. A bullet-proof conspiracy is a bundle of hard work and complicated calculations. According to physicist and cancer researcher David Grimes, there is in fact a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: climate change, conspiracy theories, David Grimes, debunked conspiracies, Edward Snowden, mathematical formula, U.S. moon landings

Assigning this Millennium’s Hottest Years to Natural Variability is a No-Go

Jan 26, 2016 By Tara Hamilton Leave a Comment

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The Monitor Daily (U.S.) - Assigning this Millennium's Hottest Years to Natural Variability is a No-Go. The chances are very slim that 13 out of the 15 hottest years ever recorded since 150 years ago are caused by natural variability when they occurred in just 15 years. Two of the hottest years ever recorded are in fact very close in memory. First, it was 2014 that broke any … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: climate change, emissions, global warming, hottest year, man-made, natural variability

Alaskan Seabirds Are Dying By The Tens Of Thousands From Starvation

Jan 15, 2016 By Joe Hennessey Leave a Comment

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Due to a change in temperatures and the effects of El Nino, Alaskan seabirds are dying by the tens of thousands from starvation. Once they perish, their carcasses get washed ashore, but this does not give researchers a conclusive mortality rate at all. The species of birds in question are known as murre, and their number is rather hefty, marked at around 2.8 million specimens … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: Alaskan Sea Birds Are Dying By The Tens Of Thousands From Starvation, bottom feeders, climate change, El Niño, food supply shortage, herring fish, murre birds, scavenger animals, warmwater temperatures

Greenpeace Operation Tested Climate Research Funding

Dec 9, 2015 By Matthew Riley Leave a Comment

Greenpeace operation tested climate research funding and found that some climate scientists would agree to challenge the scientific consensus on climate change for money.

Greenpeace operation tested climate research funding and found that some climate scientists would agree to challenge the scientific consensus on climate change for money. The sting operation is highly controversial. While it exposes a shadowed truth, opponents of the environmental research and activist group believe the only purpose of Greenpeace was to discredit their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Tech & Science Tagged With: climate change, conceal funding sources, Frank Clemente, Greenpeace Operation Tested Climate Research Funding, Greenpeace sting operation, two Greenpeace members, William Harper

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