23:52 | For more than four years, Steve Koonin’s book ‘Unsettled’ has been cited by politicians, commentators and climate sceptics. But are his arguments relying on carefully selected facts, cherry-picked statistics and misleading comparisons?
17:59 | Wouldn’t it be better to accept the warming and adapt to a new world? This week’s video contains one or two thoughts on those suggestions!
17:59 | Wouldn’t it be better to accept the warming and adapt to a new world?
37:06 | All the errors and fakery from “Climate: The Movie (The Cold Truth)” that I can fit in.
13:31 | How I got CDN to finally issue a correction!
26:17 | How much and how little CO2 is “plant food.”
19:52 | More climate “facts” bite the dust.
9:19 | Taking look at a ridiculous video while also explaining some science.
12:00 | We started debunking some of the biggest myths about wind and solar energy – and ended up in a world of shady lobby groups and secret money streams.
10:46 | Over the last few weeks, this declaration has been trending on the internet. Let’s take it apart.
28:57 | You’ve seen it in the comment section before: “Climate change is natural. It’s happened before and it will keep happening”. In reality, comments like these are the newest kind of climate change denial.
10:10 | In celebration of the new inflation reduction act being passed, it’s time to explain why modern warming is different than past warming on Earth.
6:07 | Marjorie Taylor Green tells us why climate change is good for us. As with all her other conspiracy theories, this one is also crazy.
12:56 | Part 3 of the Science of Cranky Uncle looks at how to use critical thinking to deconstruct misinformation and identify any misleading reasoning fallacies.
7:50 | Part 2 of the Science of Cranky Uncle looks at research into how inoculation theory offers an approach for building public resilience against misinformation.
11:19 | Matt Walsh fires back at others who tweeted about climate change in response to recent tornadoes in the US. Let’s put this old man in his place.
5:12 | Part 1 of the Science of Cranky Uncle looks at research into the damaging impact of climate misinformation and why we can’t afford to ignore it.
29:07 | Compare two photos 130 years apart and it looks as though sea levels haven’t moved. So why all the fuss about rising sea levels and evacuating islands?
9:43 | Fossil fuel companies have been lying to us. They’ve known about climate change for decades, and have buried the science in an effort to continue business as usual.
10:23 | For those fighting climate change, it can often feel like a fight to get clear facts on the situation. So I’m here to put straight some common myths you might have come across on the way!
34:00 | This video focuses on conspiracy theories, delving into the seven traits of conspiratorial thinking. I also delve into conspiracy theories about climate change and how they emerged from the dark corners of the Internet to briefly go mainstream during the “climategate” incident in 2009.
27:29 | You can summarize climate change in just ten words: it’s real, it’s us, experts agree, it’s bad, there’s hope. Climate change misinformation is like a bizarro world version of this.
12:32 | The crooked scientific mainstream would have us believe that the Arctic is melting and the world is on fire, but if that’s true then why are there so many polar bears?
28:36 | Debunking myths about Climate Change is a crucial factor in closing the gap between public and scientific consensus. The good news is that the gap is narrowing quickly.
15:59 | A compilation of animated videos debunking the most common myths about climate change.
29:07 | We review the movie Planet of the Humans and consider its implications for climate activism.
2:08 | Debunking of the “global warming has stopped over the last few decades” myth.
1:44 | A debunking of the “climate’s changed naturally before so current climate change must be natural” myth.
2:04 | A debunking of the “CO2 is a trace gas so can’t warm the Earth” myth.
2:20 | A debunking of the “human CO2 emissions are tiny compared to natural CO2 emissions” myth.
1:28 | A debunking of the “we’re heading into an ice age” myth.
1:16 | A debunking of the “sea level rise is exaggerated” myth.
1:22 | A debunking of the “cold weather proves global warming doesn’t exist” myth.
2:02 | Debunking of the “global warming has stopped over the last few decades” myth.
2:18 | An introduction to the five techniques of science denial: Fake experts, Logical fallacies, Impossible expectations, Cherry picking, and Conspiracy theories (FLICC).
10:50 | Ever talk about climate change at a dinner party? Me neither. But just in case you do here’s a video.