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Friday, January 9, 2015

Beat the Drum at Mother Jones


MJ published that article back in 2012 which summarised a poll on climate change from Brookings. That poll found that personal experience is the most important reason for people’s believe in climate change. It is one thing to believe in climate change and quite another to think it is man made and it so important that something must be done about it. Here’s a famous quote from that article:

Conclusion: liberals need to stop nattering on about the latest research. It may gall us to do it, but anecdotal evidence (mild winters, big hurricanes, wildfires, etc.) is probably our best bet. We should milk it for everything it's worth.

So how has belief in climate change doing 2 years later after a couple of very cold winters.

       





And how has the anecdotal evidence been trending? What message does Mother Nature have for Mother Jones?







Is Kevin Drumm now aware of these trends?

               

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