
Debunking “The 18-Year Pause In Global Warming!”
35:46 | Global warming deniers claim that there was an 18-year pause in global warming which started in 1998. This apparent hiatus was actually the product of biases in the data.
35:46 | Global warming deniers claim that there was an 18-year pause in global warming which started in 1998. This apparent hiatus was actually the product of biases in the data.
1:03:01 | Climate-change deniers argue that there actually is not a 97% manmade global-warming consensus among scientists and climatologists.
37:05 | Although there are a few potential benefits from climate change, these are far outweighed by the many harms that will result.
30:21 | In my final piece on the ClimateGate e-mails, I examine the claims that data and e-mails were deleted by the CRU, and I also take a look at FOIA requests.
32:15 | The CRU scientists did NOT suppress research not supportive of global warming, nor did they subvert the peer review process.
30:37 | Contrary to what climate change deniers claim, the ClimateGate e-mails actually do NOT discuss the destruction or hiding of data.
10:37 | Wow! Global warming is a hoax! Just listen to these two animals talk!
18:54 | Contrary to what climate-change deniers will tell you, record-setting cold or snowy days do NOT disprove global warming.
11:19 | Today we will be explaining some basic science about carbon dioxide and global warming.
19:05 | Some of the most common myths promoted by climate change skeptics and what the science has to say about it.
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3:12 | Video abstract for paper “Deconstructing climate misinformation to identify reasoning errors”.
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3:52 | Latest nonsense claim — Earth’s climate sensitivity is trending towards zero.
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17:20 | Response to Patrick Moore’s “What They Haven’t Told You about Climate Change”.
1:26 | Analysis by Carbon Brief finds that adjustments have relatively little impact on global temperatures, particularly over the past 50 years.
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1:58 | Does winter prove global warming is a hoax? Only if me being poor proves that there’s a recession going on!
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5:04 | If global warming is one big hoax, who’s behind the joke? And why are the vast majority of climate scientists in on it? Plus, why do they all look so much like ClimateAdam?
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35:11 | A central figure in the controversy over human-caused climate change has been “The Hockey Stick”.
2:32 | Weren’t scientists all freaking out about global cooling in the ‘70s? So what’s with the global waring freak out now? And – more importantly – how awesome are my parties??
15:59 | I decided to do a rebuttal because the “5 myths” included on Crowder’s website included one that I had been wanting to address for a while…
5:09 | Peter Jacobs explains all the human fingerprints that have convinced scientists that climate change today is being caused by humans.
5:39 | Andy Skuce examines how CO2 emissions from human activity compare to CO2 emissions from volcanoes and finds humans release much more.
3:23 | John Cook introduces the “Fact-Myth-Fallacy” structure for debunking misinformation.
2:09 | A discussion of the common but false claim by climate change contrarians that global warming has “stopped” or “paused”.
17:13 | This video follows on from my video “Meet The Scientists.”
7:54 | John Cook explains the most effective way to debunk misinformation: fight sticky myths with even stickier facts and structure your debunking argument in three parts: fact, then myth, then fallacy.
8:00 | Learn about one of the best methods for making your science sticky – the SUCCES method developed by brothers Chip and Dan Heath. We use this method to respond to climate change myths.
7:18 | Andy Skuce discusses a myth that exaggerates the potential risk from methane clathrate feedback.
3:10 | A common misunderstanding is thinking that CO2 cannot be a pollutant because CO2 isn’t toxic and it is found naturally in the atmosphere. Sara Green explains that CO2 IS a pollutant because of its effects on the environment.
5:42 | In this lecture, Andy Skuce explains what the so-called “little ice age” was and what caused it. Most importantly, natural factors coming out of the little ice age cannot explain our current global warming.
4:32 | Mark Richardson takes us to the Reading University Atmospheric Observatory to explain how the greenhouse effect works. He concludes by busting the myth that the greenhouse effect violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics.
4:09 | Mark Richardson examines how greenhouse gases intensify the greenhouse effect and busts the myth that our atmosphere is “saturated.”
4:24 | Sarah Green explains how satellites monitor outgoing radiation to measure global warming. She concludes by busting the myth that CO2 must be unimportant in our atmosphere because it is only a trace gas.
4:50 | Mark Richardson examines one of the human fingerprints being observed in the structure of the atmosphere and debunks a myth about the elusive tropospheric hot spot.
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2:16 | Gavin Schmidt, Kevin Anderson, Erik Conway and Erick Fernandes tell us what they say to someone who asks if the science is settled.
6:49 | Common misconceptions about climate change.
43:38 | “The Hockey Stick” has been a central figure in the controversy over human-caused (“anthropogenic”) climate change.