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Open access notables It's always a special pleasure to note an article including Skeptical Science's founder John Cook in the author roster. Misinformation and the epistemic integrity of democracy includes not only Cook as a collaborator but also a cast of other familiar authorities on human cognition in connection with climate science, in particlar how our mental equipment struggles with following a continuous thread of truth through a tangled knot of disconnected confusion in the form of misinformation. We're not necessarily very good thinkers in the best of circumstances. We often fail...

Letter to congressional leaders that for all of this is going to be conducting a review of what these document may have said. 180 plus classified documents -- with they may have, said who may have seen these documents in nine classified siding, and what people we have done with that information. should they have seen those documents in an unclassified siding. it is all really going to get an understanding of the national security risk and implications are, regarding these documents. for fbi and cia agents familiar with these types of documents have been saying for weeks that a review like this...

Redirected to greenland and lighting it up. if you track it back through how that happened, ultimately it's a change in the wind. and the wind is changing because the air temperature is changing. part of it is natural and part of it is human influence. >> it's alarming to hear that. you're there, we're here. what is your message to the people at home who are listening and they want to i guess be a part of the solution? is there time left, especially with the rate of the warming, to make changes or slow down global warming? >> so i'll get to the answer about perhaps what we can do. right now it...

Trajectory on that one. and if accelerating. and this is the top ten uk hottest days ever recorded and look at this. seven of them in the last 20 years. hottest days recorded in the uk. seven of them in the last 20 so that's over the last 100 years there. so the question is, you know, is the climate being affected by human influence? that's the question we've been grappling with, haven't we, for many years now? because of the chances, if you just budget on the chances of us reaching a0 celsius in the uk, this is how the chief executive of the met put it. we think that should be a one in 100-1â...

Northwest Russia, for example, had the hottest and wettest winter on record since 1902. As a result, the permafrost melted, increasing the danger of floods and landslides the next spring, as well as the quick melting of snow and ice, reducing available water supplies and increasing the risk of droughts in the summer