Category Archives: Climate Communication Soundbites & Metaphors

Climate Communication Soundbites & Metaphors

Like half the planet, I love Angry Birds. Apart from the intricate challenges of figuring out trajectories and new strategies, the game taps into a brutal and primal delight in the fierce battle for survival. Share on TwitterShare on Facebook

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Climate Change Graphics & Video

Canadian artist Franke James gives reign to her ‘inner trickster’ to produce delightful visual essays that advocate for action to address climate change. Charles Darwin (left) famously said, “It is not the strongest nor the most intelligent of the species … Continue reading

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Climate 'Skeptic' Rebuttals

Remember the headline a couple of months ago: “Was Einstein Wrong?” Well, it turned out that those pesky neutrinos were not really travelling faster than light after all.   Their speed was simply measured incorrectly, due to a bad connection … Continue reading

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Climate 'Skeptic' Rebuttals

Many defenders of science have tried to clarify the difference between skepticism and denial, but nobody has nailed it as succinctly as Dr. Michael Mann, author of The Hockey Stick & the Climate Wars, in a recent interview in Slate: … Continue reading

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