Sentences with phrase «voodoo science»

I did another story on the concept of voodoo science.

He branded such catastrophism muzzy - headed voodoo science.

For other Voodoo Science complaints that denialists (who claim «skepticism»), see the non-exhaustive list here:

As others have already stated, we know it became warmer from 1980 - 1995 but attributing that to AGW because you can't think of anything else is at the lower level of voodoo science.

«It still has the reputation of being a voodoo science,» he says.

IPCC chair Dr. Rajendra Pachauri (who shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore on behalf of the IPCC) at first vigorously defended the glacier claim, calling criticisms of it «voodoo science.»

IPCC Chair Rajendra Pachauri at first defended IPCC, calling the Indian government report «voodoo science,» opening up a row with scientists in his country's government.

Blue Buffalo's CEO responded by immediately claiming the testing was «Voodoo Science» and assuring their customers that «Blue Buffalo does not use chicken by - product meal or poultry by - product meal in any of our products.»

In a taunting open letter posted on his company's website, Bishop accused the larger company of relying on «voodoo science» when it cited in its court papers lab tests supposedly showing that Blue Buffalo used poultry byproduct meal — an ingredient Bishop's company promises «never» to include.

But Pachauri dismissed the new study as «voodoo science.»

Pachauri accused people who disputed his 2035 claim of practicing «voodoo science».

Those who disagree with him, he says, are arrogant, have suspect motives, and practice «voodoo science.»

Pachuari responded by calling Raina a practitioner of «voodoo science.»

And just to prove it, the IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri branded as «voodoo science» any criticism of the mainstream view of climate change and its consequences.

Glaciergate occurred because India's scientific authorities on Himalayan glaciers told their government that the IPCC assertion of complete loss of the glaciers by 2035 was impossible — a fact that all glaciologists knew — but the IPCC Chairman (Rajendra Pechauri) replied that this fact was «voodoo science».

This voodoo science ritual is being used to arm politicians with something that they desperately lack: direction.

The IPCC's chairman, Rajendra Pachauri, has hit back, denouncing the Indian government report as «voodoo science» lacking peer review.

Critics, he said, practiced «voodoo science.»

He once dismissed as «voodoo science» an official report by India's leading glaciologist, Vijay Raina, because it had challenged a bizarre claim in an IPCC report (citing a WWF report which cited an article in New Scientist), that the Himalayan glaciers would be gone by 2035.

It is voodoo science, and it only means anything if you already actually believe it.

IPCC chair Rajendra Pachauri even reportedly referred to a November Indian government report that questioned the IPCC's findings about the glaciers» vulnerability as «voodoo science.»

If anyone invents «voodoo science» and gets it into the press to be accepted by the great mass of readers, it's Fred Pearce.

He called programs, such as their controversial Family Workshop for Alienated Children, «voodoo science.»

Is it real, or is it voodoo science?