Sentences with phrase «warming discussion»

We're not your typical global - warming discussion group.

Since we know that the earth's surface is significantly warmed by geothermal heat, that geothermal heat is variable, that truly titanic forces are at work in the earth's core changing its structure and alignment, and that geothermal heat flux has a much greater influence on surface temperatures than variations in carbon dioxide can possibly have, it makes sense to include its effects in a compendium of global warming discussion parameters.

In one of my other recent articles, I describe how the PBS NewsHour's 1996 - to - present bias in its global warming discussion segments presents only four instances where any semblance of skeptic science points were mentioned out of more than 355 on - air broadcast discussions (plus a few online pages directly relating to some of those segments).

An emphasis on common values, such as a healthy environment for future generations, could help shift global warming discussions towards shared goals and principles and away from unproductive partisan rancor.

There is no area in global warming discussions where AGW advocates have done more to shoot down their own credibility than in the absolutely egregious science and absurd claims that have been made about the potential negative effects of global warming.

That landmark statement, and the dawn of the global warming discussion, was covered by Andy Revkin, then a DISCOVER senior editor and now an environmental reporter for The New York Times.

I like this blog and also the warm discussions here, that's why I brought up these questions:)

Usually when we talk about transportation emissions causing climate change here at TreeHugger, we focus on CO2 emissions or methane emissions — the usual suspects in the global warming discussion.

I liken this to the global warming discussion.

That they would even imagine this to be possible is an indication of how bizarre the global warming discussion has gotten.

That they imagine this to be even possible reveals the bizarre nature of the global warming discussion.

It applies the latest knowledge in neuroscience and developmental psychology to precise analysis and warm discussions (collaborative review sessions) of videos made from the best examples of a parent's own interactions and communications with her infant, child or children.