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BBC Climate Coverage, Then and Now | Climate Denial Crock of the Week

with Peter Sinclair

BBC Climate Coverage, Then and Now

July 25, 2018

Leo Hickman tweets a comparison between BBC climate coverage in 2018, and 2008.

A number of Brits, including skeptics, have made the connection between this summer’s extreme heat, and the severe heatwave of 1976.

The Guardian published a comparative global temp graph, showing the marked difference, globally, between then and now.

See:

• Heatwave 2018 explained – BBC Newsnight

BBC Newsnight

Published on Jul 25, 2018

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Climate Denial Crock of the Week with Peter Sinclair

Since 2013, Mr. Sinclair has been Media Director of The Dark Snow Project, an ongoing science communication effort that focuses on clarifying and communicating the emerging story of melting ice in Greenland and its impact on global weather and sea level rise. Mr. Sinclair has traveled three times to the Greenland ice sheet with scientific teams to document ongoing research in this area, and interviewed hundreds of today’s best known glaciologists, oceanographers, geologists, and atmospheric scientists.

A frequent speaker, Mr. Sinclair has brought his rich multi-media presention to schools, colleges, universities and community groups throughout Michigan and around the world – including the University of Michigan, Michigan State University, the University of Reykjavik, and invited presentations for scientists at American Geophysical Union gatherings in San Francisco and Colorado. He has been called “The sharpest climate denial debunker on YouTube” and “The most important videographer on the planet.” A life long Michigan resident, Mr. Sinclair resides in Midland with his wife Sandra Collinson, an educator. He has two children.

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