Sentences with phrase «alarmist camp»
The phrase "alarmist camp" refers to a group of people who tend to exaggerate or overreact to potential dangers or threats. They often express alarm or fear about something, even if the situation isn't necessarily as dire as they make it seem. Full definition
Andy implied in his comment that RC, a careful and rigorous group, is in some sort of alarmist camp, and that his guy is the one sticking to the evidence.
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What we have here, in other words, is signs of a major rift within the climate alarmist camp with different factions adopting different tactics to cope with the failure of their collapsing narrative.
Amazing isn't it how David Evans» credentials were never dissected when he was in the climate alarmist camp.
After all, it wasn't too long ago that the group called me «a noted ally of the alarmist camp.»
It sounded like Roger thought sceptics were now changing their tune but clearly, with lower sensitivity, The Pause and no hope of any global policy harmony on the horizon, the strains that are coming from the alarmist camp now have much more of a sceptic air.
This divergence in the alarmist camp is now going to create a dilemma for all those liberal media outlets — from the BBC to the Guardian to the LA Times — which reported on NOAA's «death of the pause» study as if it were a reliable and credible thing.
The alarmist camp is predicting such a resumption of warming.
What's novel about this new study in Nature Climate Change, though, is that it's not skeptics and Republicans doing the mocking and the debunking: it's the kind of people who in the past were very much in the alarmist camp, including — bizarrely — none other than Michael «Hockey Stick» Mann, who co-authored the paper.
At a tighter level of advocacy, I don't see Judith as a «partisan» to the same extent I see some from the alarmist camp.
Though nothing new from the alarmist camp, capitalising on any and every weather event to push their pseudoscientific climate agenda.
Recognizing the ho - hum nature of such a temperature change, the alarmist camp moved on to hypothesize that even this slight warming will cause irreversible changes in the atmosphere that, in turn, will cause more warming.