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Electric Vehicle Misinformation
Electric vehicles (EVs) have become a major target of misinformation in the debate over climate change, energy policy, and the transition away from fossil fuels. Although EV technology is not without limitations, anti-science…
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Climate Change Models
Climate change models are sophisticated computer simulations used by scientists to understand how Earth's climate system works and predict how it may change in the future. They are among the most important tools in climate…
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Genetic Misinformation in Medicine
Genetics has transformed modern medicine, allowing scientists to identify inherited diseases, assess medical risks, develop targeted treatments, and better understand individual differences in health. However, genetic research…
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Climate Change Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction
Climate change denial frequently relies on familiar myths that appear scientifically plausible but misrepresent or selectively interpret climate evidence. These arguments are repeatedly used to create doubt about the scientific…
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The 97% Scientific Consensus on Climate Change
The scientific consensus on climate change is one of the most thoroughly examined findings in modern science. Perhaps its most widely recognized expression is the often-quoted statement that approximately 97% of climate…
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Eugenics: The Dangerous Misuse of Science
Eugenics is the discredited ideology that seeks to improve the human population by controlling reproduction, promoting the birth of people considered genetically desirable while discouraging or preventing those deemed genetically…
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The Rewriting of U.S. Government Climate Science
The period 2025 - 2026 has witnessed an extraordinary confrontation between scientific evidence and political ideology in the United States. Under the Trump administration, federal climate science has increasingly become the…
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How we found out evolution is true
In this TEDxNTU talk (2013), historian of science John van Wyhe, director of Darwin Online, starts from a puzzle. When Darwin published On the Origin of Species in 1859, the world was far more religious than today, yet scientists…
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Why Climate Action Is Unstoppable
Recorded at the TED Countdown Summit in Nairobi in June 2025, this talk has Al Gore taking stock of climate action a decade after the Paris Agreement. He challenges “climate realism,” a fossil fuel industry narrative claiming…
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The Exodus of Scientists from the United States
The United States has long been regarded as the world's leading destination for scientific talent, research investment, and technological innovation. Its universities, government laboratories, and research institutions attracted…
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What is Science Literacy?
Science literacy is the ability to understand basic scientific concepts, evaluate evidence, distinguish reliable information from misinformation, and appreciate how scientific knowledge is developed. It does not require everyone…
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Logical Fallacies II
Logical fallacies extend beyond simple mistakes in reasoning; they can shape public opinion, reinforce prejudices, and undermine evidence-based decision-making. Understanding how these errors operate is essential for critical…
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