Media: When you can tell who wrote it by the headline
Click bait headlines.
Demographics, Economics, Business, Data analysis, Tech, Factfulness - Details Matter.
Click bait headlines.
I spent USD $64k over 5 years to drastically reduce my carbon footprint, but stuff like this is a turn off.
It's time to ban travel: Global elite who've spent their life traveling around the world now urge restrictions on travel.
Climate scientists saying obviously untrue things are not helpful to climate issues.
Another day another media made mess of a climate story.
Our World in Data on X: "Most of the increase in natural disasters in the late 20th century is due to improved reporting"
Less than 2 weeks ago, there was a model forecast for a major hurricane to strike Florida yesterday... not too accurate.
Media flips and gives up on EVs.
"The Cool Down" is a content mill, click-bait operation with exaggerated headlines. It's mosquitos.
The media now likes Teslas again, after trashing them the past few months.
California launches an app to tell you when it is hot.
"The Scottish Government’s climate advisers have demanded a 30 per cent drop in meat consumption and a 36 per cent cut in sheep and cattle numbers to hit the 2045…