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@Liveleigh1 @TheDisproof Natural 98% of what? You don't specify. Can't be the amount of warming that is natural, because that's false, so perhaps is the amount of climate change deniers who talk about it based only on debunked fossil fuel industry manipulated graphs.
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Leigh Hammond
Leigh Hammond@Liveleigh1·
@TheDisproof So the natural 98% isn't a worry? Phew! I can drop the guilt and virtue signalling then.
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@Deming_WE @ecodiuku Hay muchas maneras de medir los costes de la electricidad, suficientes como para que quien quiera encuentre la que más le beneficia, y me dan algo de tiricia los absolutos, más cuando vienen de gente como Lomborg. Esto es del informe 2025 de la IEA
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Diego Ferraz
Diego Ferraz@ecodiuku·
Llevo tiempo diciendo que la desinformación climática y energética ya no viene de cuatro negacionistas anónimos, si no de lobbies retardistas ultraliberales especializados en la materia. Para muestra, un botón:
Santiago Calvo@SantiCalvo_Eco

Curioso. Los países con mayor cuota de solar y eólica tienden a tener la electricidad más cara. Lo muestran los datos de 126 países para 2024, cruzando la generación renovable (Ember) con los precios reales de electricidad (GlobalPetrolPrices): la correlación positiva es clara. ¿Por qué ocurre esto? Hay varios factores que se refuerzan entre sí. El primero es el problema de la intermitencia. El sol no siempre brilla y el viento no siempre sopla, lo que obliga a mantener en pie una capacidad de respaldo (gas, nuclear, hidroeléctrica) que se usa cada vez menos horas al año pero sigue siendo necesaria. El coste fijo de esa infraestructura se reparte entre menos horas de uso, encareciendo el kWh. El segundo es la red. Integrar grandes volúmenes de generación distribuida e intermitente requiere inversiones masivas en líneas de transmisión, almacenamiento y gestión de la red. Alemania, por ejemplo, lleva más de una década pagando una de las facturas eléctricas más altas de Europa en parte por este concepto. El tercero son los precios negativos y el despilfarro. Cuando hay mucho sol y viento a la vez, la generación puede superar la demanda, forzando precios negativos en el mercado mayorista. Esa energía sobrante que no se puede almacenar ni exportar es coste sin beneficio, y alguien lo acaba pagando. El cuarto son los impuestos y recargos vinculados a la transición. Muchos países financian las subvenciones a las renovables mediante cargos en la factura eléctrica, lo que eleva el precio final independientemente del coste de generación. Nada de esto significa que las renovables sean inútiles o que no tengan futuro. Pero sí sugiere que la narrativa de que "las renovables son la energía más barata" requiere muchos asteriscos cuando se traduce a la factura real del consumidor.

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@Deming_WE @ecodiuku Estarian mejor fuentes algo más revisadas. Más que nada porque si el argumento es que hay retardistas que dicen lo que les da la gana, si aportas una entrada de blog escrita por uno de los mayores retardistas pues no sé se es un buen contrajemmplo.
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BONUS🌍@TheDisproof·
Climate change denier and fake scientist Jonathan Cohler wrote a AI assisted "paper" with more flaws than a 20 dollar diamond. It is debunked in full here thebulletin.org/2026/03/a-clar…
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Ceist (refuting disinformation on climate change)
The claim that “CO₂ always lags temperature” is a myth based on local Antarctic ice-core data, not global climate reconstructions. This misconception was popularised by fossil-fuel propaganda such as the polemic film The Great Global Warming Swindle, which misrepresented the research of Nicolas Caillon et al. (2003). The film cherry-picked a single Antarctic deglaciation event while ignoring the broader climate context and even the paper’s own conclusion: “Finally, the situation at Termination III differs from the recent anthropogenic CO₂ increase.” science.org/doi/full/10.11… In glacial cycles, small changes in Earth’s orbit (Milankovitch cycles) initially warmed parts of the Southern Hemisphere. That warming caused the oceans to release CO₂, which then spread through the atmosphere and amplified warming globally. When global temperature reconstructions are examined instead of a single Antarctic record, the picture changes completely. "Global warming preceded by increasing carbon dioxide concentrations during the last deglaciation" -Shakun et al. (2012) "the small apparent lead of Antarctic temperature over CO₂in the ice core records does not apply to global temperature." nature.com/articles/natur… Their global reconstruction found that CO₂ increases PRECEDED about 93% of the total global warming during the last deglaciation. In other words: Antarctica warmed first locally due to orbital forcing, but rising CO₂ drove most of the subsequent global warming. --- Earth’s geological history confirms that atmospheric CO₂ has been a major DRIVER of global temperature for hundreds of millions of years. Multiple independent paleoclimate reconstructions consistently find a strong coupling between CO₂ levels and global temperature: “Atmospheric CO₂ exerts a dominant control on GMST, both today and in the geologic past.” -Judd et al. (2024) “CO₂ is a greenhouse gas that has played an important, if not the predominant role, in regulating Earth’s temperature through time.” - Scotese et al. (2021/2022) “The concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide is a fundamental driver of climate.” - Cenozoic CO2 Proxy Integration Project (2023) “CO₂ and climate are coupled throughout the past 66 million years.” -Rae et al. (2021) “We find a strong relationship between CO₂ forcing and temperature from the proxy data.” -Mills et al. (2019) “The evolution of Earth’s climate on geological timescales is largely driven by variations in solar irradiance and changes in greenhouse gas concentrations.” -Foster et al. (2017) “CO₂ as a primary driver of Phanerozoic climate.” Royer et al (2004) “CO₂-forced climate thresholds during the Phanerozoic.” -Royer (2006) “There is indeed a correlation between CO₂ and paleotemperature, as manifested by the atmospheric greenhouse effect.” -Berner et al. (2001) Across multiple geological timescales, from the last deglaciation to the entire 540-million-year Phanerozoic, the scientific literature consistently finds that CO₂ and temperature are strongly linked. Claims that CO₂ cannot drive climate because it “lags temperature” in Antarctic ice cores ignore this enormous body of paleoclimate evidence. See links to papers in this thread: x.com/Ceist8/status/…
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Gerry@Gerry__Fabian·
@Mycroft_Smart1 @JamieBonkiewicz Its cases. Show me anything. But you cannot. Not a thing. Not one speck of proof. They died by cancer. They died by falling off a ladder. They died by drowning. Show me the healthy person who died by covid. Just covid. Nothing else. Anyone.
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Xochitl Hinojosa@XochitlHinojosa·
Robert Mueller was a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart recipient. This is not how we treat a distinguished veteran, prosecutor and former FBI Director. This tweet is disgusting and grossly inappropriate. The irony is that while Mueller’s report had some shocking evidence, it did not recommend prosecuting Trump.
Aaron Rupar@atrupar

Trump: “Robert Mueller just died. Good, I’m glad he’s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people! President DONALD J. TRUMP”

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Marcos Sánchez Muriel@MarcosSnchezMu1·
@Thom_Merrillin @XMihura A ver, que justo el point de mis comentarios es distinguir entre regimen y nación, y he empezado siendo claramente muy critico con el regimen, que yo no apoyo en absoluto. Pero hay un motivo por el que incluso con regimenes muy odiados por sectores amplios de la pobl, como es
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Mihura@XMihura·
algunos van a descubrir que Irán no es como los regímenes bananeros a base de misilazos yo he trabajado con muxos iraníes, y tienen sus cositas, pero en general los hay muy competentes el régimen de los ayatolás lleva literalmente 20 años preparándose para este escenario cada vez pinta más claro que los americanos se han pasado de frenada en fin, trankilos que nothing ever happens
The Telegraph@Telegraph

🚨 Iran fired two ballistic missiles at Britain’s Diego Garcia base in the Chagos Islands, US officials have said. Neither of the two missiles hit their targets, with one believed to have been intercepted by a US warship and the other having failed in flight on Friday morning.

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David Hilderman@david_hilderman·
@PComentator @lePlaymobil28 @Ceist8 @ChrisGloninger Ah yes. "Everyone" says the 0.7C warming from CO2 will create positive feedback as a result of reduced albeto from less ice cover and methane release from permafrost. Tell that to this petrified tree 100km into permafrost from 5000 yrs ago. Why isn't all life obliterated?
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Chris Gloninger, CCM, CBM
Chris Gloninger, CCM, CBM@ChrisGloninger·
Jim, you just described the greenhouse effect while claiming to debunk it. Impressive.\ Yes, CO₂ absorbs infrared and re-emits it in all directions, including back toward Earth's surface. That downward re-emission is exactly what warms the planet. The word "trap" is shorthand for a process you just correctly described. Your own explanation is the mechanism. This is like arguing a wool blanket doesn't keep you warm because it doesn't "trap" heat - it just slows its escape in every direction including back at your body. "CO₂ re-emits in a millionth of a second" - correct. And then the O₂ and N₂ molecules that absorbed that energy via collision also re-emit. The atmosphere is dense. Photons don't escape to space on the first try. That's the entire point. "CO₂ is essential for cooling the Earth" - this is the only interesting part of your reply. CO₂ does radiate energy to space from the upper atmosphere. But as CO₂ increases, that emission layer rises to colder altitudes, which radiates less efficiently - net result: warming. This is radiative forcing 101. You didn't catch a half-truth. You described a physical process accurately, misread its implications, and called it a gotcha. The thermometers are not propagandists, Jim.
Jim Steele@JimSteeleSkepti

More disgusting half truths by the half-wit Gloninger. What's been known since 1859 is CO2 can absorb certain wavelengths of infrared. No science says CO2 traps heat. In fact all the science says CO2 will re-emit that heat in less than a second or transfer it to O2 or N2 via collisions within a millionth of a second. Only alarmist propagandists call that trapping! In fact CO2 is essential for cooling the earth. youtube.com/watch?v=8zu4bz…

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Chris Gloninger, CCM, CBM@ChrisGloninger·
Hey @JunkScience — the study is about climate shifts 3 million years ago. You know what else was different 3 million years ago? Humans weren't burning 37 billion tons of CO2 per year. The Sun drives paleoclimate. Great. Here's what the Sun has been doing since 1980 while you've been writing "JunkScience": flat to slightly declining solar output. Meanwhile global temperatures have risen 0.6°C. The ocean isn't absorbing heat from the Sun - it's absorbing heat trapped by greenhouse gases. Ocean heat content has increased every single decade since the 1950s. We measure it. With instruments. Not vibes. Reading a Nature paper about what caused Ice Ages and concluding it debunks modern climate science is like reading a study about what caused the 1918 flu pandemic and declaring COVID doesn't exist. The ocean is warming because we're trapping heat in the atmosphere. The atmosphere is trapping heat because of CO2. The CO2 came from your friends in the fossil fuel industry. The Nature paper doesn't say any of what you claimed it says. You know that. Your followers don't. That's not climate science. That's the whole business model.
Steve Milloy@JunkScience

Climate hoax at the bottom of the ocean: Ocean changes not greenhouse gases have driven climate change for the last few million years, says new study in Nature: "Key climate shifts in the past 3 million years may have been more heavily influenced by changing ocean temperatures than greenhouse gases, according to analyses of ancient Antarctic ice cores published in two Nature papers. The findings provide new insights into Earth’s past climates." What drives ocean temperatures? The Sun. nature.com/articles/d4158…

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Todavía tengo que encontrar a alguien que se identifique con movimientos "red pill" en cualquier ámbito, que no de un poco de vergüenza ajena leerle o escucharle.
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Paul@EyewallPaul·
@PComentator @ChrisGloninger Except not at all. There is no empirical evidence that co2 controls the temperature in a chaotic non-linear system such as earths atmosphere, it’s not a jar.
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Chris Gloninger, CCM, CBM@ChrisGloninger·
0.04% of Earth's atmosphere is 3,300 BILLION tons of CO2. By this logic, the 0.0000005% of your bloodstream that's fentanyl isn't dangerous either. CO2 concentration has risen from 280 ppm before industrialization to 425 ppm today — a 52% increase in 150 years. The last time CO2 was this high, sea levels were 50-65 feet higher and the Arctic had forests instead of ice. Small concentrations drive massive outcomes. That's literally how chemistry works. Arsenic is about 0.00004% of your body weight. Carbon monoxide kills you at 0.02% of room air. The ozone layer that shields all life on Earth from UV radiation? 0.00006% of the atmosphere. "It's only 0.04%" is the flat earth of climate arguments — sounds superficially logical, collapses immediately on contact with actual science. CO2 doesn't need to be the dominant gas in the atmosphere to trap heat. It needs to absorb infrared radiation at the right wavelengths. It does. We've known this since Eunice Newton Foote measured it in 1856.
Anika@anika_climate

🚨CLIMATE SCIENTIST ANSWERS PUBLIC QUESTIONS! Q: “Isn’t Carbon Dioxide a dangerous greenhouse gas?”, A: “This is another common misconception, it only comprises 0.04% of Earth’s atmosphere…”

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Paul Schleifer
Paul Schleifer@PaulSchleifer·
This Nature paper, which is clearly a big hit with the usual suspects in the fossil fool community, finds that over the past ~3 million years, climate shifts weren’t always tightly coupled to CO₂, with oceans and ice sheets doing plenty of the work. Deniers immediately declare CO₂ irrelevant. Scientists note two awkward details: today's CO₂ spike is far faster and higher than anything in that record, and in past cycles temperature often rose first because warming oceans released CO₂, which then amplified and sustained the heat. This time we're doing the outgassing ourselves. Discovering that past climate was complicated is not proof that present climate change is imaginary, just that feedbacks exist, and we're currently pulling the biggest lever. nature.com/articles/s4158…
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