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Ryan Katz-Rosene, PhD

@ryankatzrosene

Professor @uOttawa studying contentious climate politics, re: aviation/rail; livestock/meat; GDP/Growth! Editor @SPE_Journal / Host EcopoliticsPodcast.ca

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There were biblical floods before anthropogenic global warming; there would have continued to be biblical floods if there hadn’t been anthropogenic global warming; and there will continue to be biblical floods if and when anthropogenic global warming stops… (But, none of this

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Man who peddles conspiracy theories denying anthropogenic global warming on a daily basis seeks to dispel a conspiracy theory about weather modification…

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Interesting puzzle: There was a considerable surge in global Methane levels between 2020-2022 that scientists previously attributed to increased wetland flooding emissions… but this study finds wetlands were unlikely to be the cause: “This suggests the 2020–2022 growth in

Interesting puzzle: There was a considerable surge in global Methane levels between 2020-2022 that scientists previously attributed to increased wetland flooding emissions… but this study finds wetlands were unlikely to be the cause: “This suggests the 2020–2022 growth in
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Personally, I think it *is* quite notable that total precipitation across the contiguous US has seen an increasing trend since 1900, despite some regions getting much drier over this time, and despite considerable variation from year to year. I also think this is a good example

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“Fartlek is defined in our Unabridged dictionary as “endurance training in which a runner alternates periods of sprinting with periods of jogging,” and is a combination of two Swedish words: fart (meaning “speed” or “pace”) and lek (meaning “play” or “game”).”