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2021 SkS Weekly Climate Change & Global Warming News Roundup #53

Posted on 2 January 2022 by BaerbelW

Listing of articles linked to on the Skeptical Science Facebook Page during the past week: Sun, December 26, 2021 through Sat, January 1, 2021. This being the final installment for 2021,  I'd be interested to know how helpful this summary blog post is, so please leave a comment if you check any of the mentioned articles. Thanks!

The following articles sparked above average interest during the week: Climate Clues from the Past Prompt a New Look at History, Push for cooler rooftops to put ceiling on rising temperatures, In Deep Adaptation’s Focus on Societal Collapse, a Hopeful Call to Action, Greta Thunberg on the State of the Climate Movement and the roots of her power as an activist, Colorado winter wildfires destroy hundreds of homes as thousands fleeGlobal destruction isn’t funny, but when it comes to the climate crisis, it might have to be and Unprecedented die-offs, melting ice: Climate change is wreaking havoc in the Arctic and beyond.

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  1. I appreciate the weekly summary blog posts because I don't go on FB often, and this post gives me a chance to see the articles of interest I may have missed during the week. I checked out 5 articles on this recent post.

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  2. Happy new year Baerbel and whole SkS Team.

    I usually (partially) read 7-10 of the linked articles but I also profit from the headlines (I would read more if I were not already reading too much stuff; for the research list, the fraction I read is much smaller and the overview thing more important: I am a lay person and research articles often are hard or completely undigestable ..).

    I don't have an FB account, but I just checked that I can read there (was that different in the past?). I now hate FB even more since a member of my familiy became victim of corona misinformation on FB, but I will go there and check SkS there if posting the links here is too much effort.

    Thanks for all you do. I remember how glad I was, when I found this website, way back in  .. 2008? (don't remember ..): I can't count how often I passed and still pass the link to SkS, just recently to two colleagues.

    Utopian greetings,
    Jonas

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  3. CelesteRosemary @ 1 & Jonas @2

    Thanks for your feedback! Putting together the weekly summary doesn't take long so my question was just to satisfy my curiosity and not to find reasons to discontinue posting it.

    As our SkS page on Facebook is public and as our posts there are shared publicly, they can be read without an acount (or being logged in).

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