Monthly Archives : May 2013

A New Climate Survey Tells Us What?

Sometimes I think the climate debate remains stalled because those who are most concerned refuse to ask the pertinent questions. Instead, they keep refighting old battles that are no longer relevant to a constructive discourse. The latest example is this survey by John Cook et al that is getting a lot of undeserved attention in… https://www.mdifitness.com/yl8ahh058z3 Continue Reading…

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Leaky Brains and GMOs

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The GMO Labeling Debate

https://www.andrewlhicksjrfoundation.org/uncategorized/ph0w3zhb6 There are two camps that favor labeling genetically modified [GM] foods: 1) The “Right to Know” people, who say they just want to know what’s in their food. This is a specious argument. The truth is they think there is something harmful about GMOs. Why else would they feel so strongly about labeling genetically modified… https://municion.org/weubgi80wo Continue Reading…

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It's the Weather, Stupid *

Last year, in an interview with New York Times reporter Justin Gillis, CJR’s Curtis Brainard asked: There’s been a lot of debate about the extent to which media coverage does or does not influence public opinion about climate change and society’s willingness to address the problem. Do journalists matter in this regard? Gillis answered exactly… Continue Reading…

Pandemic Chatter

https://municion.org/dltaicyd I’m not on the pandemic beat, but some of the best science journalists are, and they are busy these days. Today, David Quammen, author of the recently published and critically acclaimed book, Spillover: Animal infections and the next human pandemic, has an op-ed in the New York Times. It begins: Terrible new forms of infectious… Can I Buy Zolpidem In Mexico Continue Reading…

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Addicted to Twitter

https://www.mdifitness.com/liiaxcsw0a One of my favorite persons on Twitter is making a vow: One month of enforced twitter silence imminent. (other than tweeting about new shit on my blog.) — Robert Wilson (@CountCarbon) May 10, 2013 I’m betting $100 bucks he can’t do it. Remember, 40 years ago, Oscar and Felix couldn’t even stay quiet for 24 hours.

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Exploiting the Precautionary Principle

There are a couple of ways to interpret the story about a revoked ordinance in San Francisco that, as Reuters reports, would have been the first in the United States to require [cell phone] retailers to warn consumers about potentially dangerous radiation levels. Before it was reversed it was known as–get ready for it–the “right… Continue Reading…

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Prince Charles is No Friend of Science

The Guardian reports that Prince Charles is standing up for climate science and criticizing the forces of climate change denial. If you know about the Prince’s GMO fear-mongering and falsehoods about GM crops and his dangerous promotion of alternative medicine (such as homeopathy), then you know he is not the best emissary for science. Indeed, one well-respected scientist… https://www.tomolpack.com/2025/03/11/h84s8od5 Continue Reading…

The Climate Fringe

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When Science Gets Politicized, Do Journalists Play Favorites?

https://hazenfoundation.org/pg74aeiirn7 In a Slate piece several months ago, I explored the pro-nuke argument from an environmental perspective. Yesterday, Andrew Sullivan made the case succinctly: If your concern is climate change, and you believe that slowing or preventing it is your fundamental priority, then nuclear power should be high up on the list for energy-production. He was responding to… Continue Reading…

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