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XR - IPCC Are Not Ignoring The Arctic Albedo Effect - Clouds Making World More Reflective In The Tropics More Than Compensate - Vimarsana News

XR - IPCC Are Not Ignoring The Arctic Albedo Effect - Clouds Making World More Reflective In The Tropics More Than Compensate

You’ll often hear about the “Ice albedo effect” as a supposed tipping point that the IPCC is ignoring. The idea is that as the Arctic ice melts, it absorbs more heat from the sun, and so warms the planet. What they ignore is that as the planet warms there are also more clouds, especially in tropical regions.

British eco-activists are asking: is disruption the best way to avert climate disaster? | Jack Shenker - Vimarsana News

British eco-activists are asking: is disruption the best way to avert climate disaster? | Jack Shenker

As XR shifts away from radical action and the UK government restricts the right to protest, the climate movement is asking tough questions, says author Jack Shenker

Climate Activism Has a Cult Problem -- Society's Child -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Climate Activism Has a Cult Problem -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

As a member of Extinction Rebellion, writes Zion Lights, I watched people brainwashed into pulling outrageous stunts in the name of 'saving the planet.' Maybe you saw Van Gogh's Sunflowers smeared with two cans of tomato soup. Or the 20-year-old...

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Opinion | Is Peak Climate Alarmism Behind Us? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Is Peak Climate Alarmism Behind Us?

Why the world’s most prominent climate radicals are rebooting.

Tuesday briefing: Why Extinction Rebellion is giving up on disruption - Vimarsana News

Tuesday briefing: Why Extinction Rebellion is giving up on disruption

In today’s newsletter: Extinction Rebellion marked a sea change in climate protest in the UK, but what does the group’s shift from public disruption mean for the movement’s future?