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Remember that podcast hosts are rarely experts on climate. Here I dissect Joe Rogan's misleading claims on climate change in his conversation with Bernie Sanders. Part 2 coming later in July. See next post for sources.

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

Sources : NASA and Met Office More videos on the YT channel

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

YT version here: Joe Rogan VS Climate Change

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

p.s. Happy to be asked questions by journalists on this topic.

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Mobile Scanner1 year ago

Scan any documents, convert images into text, PDF files, etc. 👍

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Daan van den Broek1 year ago

Excellent work once again, thanks, keep it coming!

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

Will do, 2nd video coming in July. Thankyou too for what you do!

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Daan van den Broek1 year ago

I hope @joerogan would actually see this.

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

@joerogan I just wish he would have actually read the paper

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Troyski1 year ago

Rogan did a 180 when he started dick riding Trump. The truth won't matter. He is saying what his audience wants to hear.

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

Sad that for some people what they want to be true is more important nowadays than what is actually true and based on evidence.

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call-1511 year ago

@GeraldKutney One thing that bothers me is that 20k yrs ago, the Earth was cooler ~5-6C. Now humans are adding another 5C on top of that over a few hundred years. So like ~10-11C in 21k yrs Kunio Kathi states ~7C is required for a mass extinction, but is that accounting for the ice age?

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BONUS🌍1 year ago

@GeraldKutney The holocene was a pause in that so it wasn't all at the same rate. We are unlikely to go up 7C compared to the holocene baseline but even approaching it or getting to high rates is high risk for a civilisation built in, and for, colder temperatures.

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