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21 topics for “climate not policy” 13–21 of 21
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Geothermal Energy
Geothermal energy offers a powerful, largely untapped opportunity to combat climate change by harnessing the natural heat stored beneath the Earth's surface. This heat originates primarily from the planet's formation and the…
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Evidence-Based Hope - Part 1
A September UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report states that the world is set to exceed the Paris' 1.5° C target on climate warming. The report has triggered a growing narrative of climate doomism and helplessness. Yet the same…
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Evidence-Based Hope - Part 2
The accelerating transition of global energy from fossil fuels to green renewables provides a compelling argument that climate catastrophe can be averted. When scientists model global warming, they look at greenhouse gas…
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Recent Antiscience News
…in research, challenges to established vaccine policies, attacks on climate science and the spread of misinformation have reinforced concerns about the growing influence of antiscience movements. These developments illustrate how…
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Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC)
…where they release heat into the atmosphere and help keep Europe's climate unusually mild for its latitude. After cooling, the waters sink and flow back southward at depth, completing a cycle that shapes weather patterns, sea…
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Public Advocacy in Science
Around the world, local and regional governments hold town halls, hearings, and public consultations on projects that can either protect or harm climate, nature, and people. These forums matter: research shows that, in democratic…
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What are GMOs?
…pesticide use, improved nutrition, or resilience in the face of climate stress.
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Restoring Trust in Science
Public distrust of science is growing, especially concerning specific issues (like health/climate) and among certain political/ideological groups, fueled by misinformation and concerns about scientists' morals or agendas.
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CFCs and Their Impact
When chlorofluorocarbons first entered the world in the early twentieth century, they were hailed as a triumph of chemistry. Non-flammable, non-toxic, and remarkably stable, CFCs seemed like the perfect industrial compounds. They…
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