DeSmogBlog
FEBRUARY 5, 2024
Last year Hicks rhetorically asked on his blog whether climate researchers were “over-hyping because they have a political agenda,” terming them “those chronic-doomster semi-scientists.” Peterson Academy will also offer a course from Michael Shermer, the editor-in-chief of Skeptic Magazine, on “critical thinking and scientific reasoning.”
Renewable Energy World
APRIL 22, 2021
I’ve long viewed Jacobson’s life — and his collaboration with researchers, cultural icons, business leaders and political leaders — as a well-written movie script. Scientific American magazine took notice of his work and approached Jacobson about writing a paper on the feasibility of powering the world with renewable energy.
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Andrew Winston
AUGUST 7, 2019
Many highly populated coastal areas will be in consistent trouble, as sea levels rise. Predicting politics is nearly impossible, and it’s hard to imagine how global policy action on climate and other megatrends will play out. By 2030, we are very likely to already be at or approaching the 1.5 Get your copy here.
Andrew Winston
AUGUST 7, 2019
Many highly populated coastal areas will be in consistent trouble, as sea levels rise. Predicting politics is nearly impossible, and it’s hard to imagine how global policy action on climate and other megatrends will play out. By 2030, we are very likely to already be at or approaching the 1.5 Get your copy here.
Business Green
MAY 20, 2022
Leaving aside whether or not pretty much the entire scientific, political, and financial establishment is populated by "nutjobs", Kirk is guilty of a long-standing error about the nature of risk. Or, as he puts it, throughout his financial career there has always been "some nutjob telling me about the end of the world".
Mr. Sustainability
DECEMBER 25, 2020
An ice-free Arctic might be a boon for the shipping industry in the short term, but comes at potential catastrophic cost to our economy in the form of environmental disaster and political upheaval. This effect is explained clearly in this article by Discover Magazine. Sea level rising (not because of melting).
Green Market Oracle
SEPTEMBER 3, 2020
Residents are already starting to see the effects of sea level rise today. By focusing on how these institutions are sites of coproduction of knowledge and policy, this work brings to light the politics of science advice and details how these committees are contributing to an emerging global environmental constitutionalism.
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