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Not suspicious, just 🇨🇦. Climate scientist, @TTUClimate director, polisci professor, knitter, pastor's wife, mom. UN Champion of the Earth, cape not included.

Texas Tech University
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    1. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      Finally, the president then said that he “didn’t believe” the report. But climate science isn’t a religion: it’s real, whether we believe in it or not. If our decisions are not based in reality, we are the ones who will suffer the consequences.

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    2. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      When it comes to a changing climate, the bottom line is this: It’s real. It’s us. Scientists agree. The impacts are already here and now. But by acting now we can still avoid the most serious and even dangerous impacts. Our future is in our hands.

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    3. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      If you’re wondering, I’m just one person, what can I do about it? Start here:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q48BvprCFr0 …

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    4. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      If you’re asking, isn’t it too late to fix this thing? Watch this:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bv7zFAdZ6LI …

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    5. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      And if you, like the president of the United States, are tempted to say, “it’s cold outside, so much for global warming!”, here is an episode just for you:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nnMJedLHjpY …

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    6. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      Do we think another 2000 page climate change report will change peoples’ minds if they’re already decided to reject the science because they believe climate solutions are incompatible with their political ideology? No. Watch:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nkMIjbDtdo0 …

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    7. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      But the national climate assessment does address the most pernicious myth that the greatest number of people have bought into; the myth that “it doesn’t matter to me” - when in fact, after the polar bear, we’re next. Read:https://foreignpolicy.com/2017/05/31/everyone-believes-in-global-warming-they-just-dont-realize-it/amp/ …

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    8. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      Sarah Saunders says, “this report is based on the most extreme model scenario, which contradicts long-established trends.” That’s two false statements because: 1, we considered many scenarios including vv low ones; and 2, the chapter I wrote concludes this, based on actual data:pic.twitter.com/X0vYG4Bzb1

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    9. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      She then says, “modeling the climate is an extremely complicated science that is never exact.” That is absolutely true. And that’s why, in the chapter I wrote with @bobkopp called “Potential Surprises”, this conclusion is so worrisome. Source: https://science2017.globalchange.gov/chapter/15/ pic.twitter.com/Ftua31CNyM

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    10. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 27 Nov 2018

      Over the last century, tho, it’s important to recognize that climate models - even the super-basic ones from decades ago - do a darn good job of reproducing observed changes. Learn more here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dGF4-JyHh_8 … and see the data for yourself here:https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-how-well-have-climate-models-projected-global-warming …

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      Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 28 Nov 2018

      Today, acting EPA Admin Wheeler repeated the myth about the #NationalClimateAssessment being based on a “worst case” scenario (scan up this thread to see why that’s wrong) and added a new myth, that most of the report was written in 2016, under the Obama admin. It wasn’t.

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        2. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 28 Nov 2018

          I checked my own records, and I began Chapter 2 in May 2017 and sent the first draft to my co-authors on June 17. The entire report went out for public and National Academy review on Nov 3, 2017.

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        3. Prof. Katharine Hayhoe‏Verified account @KHayhoe 28 Nov 2018

          Wheeler also said that he “wouldn’t be surprised if the Obama administration told the report’s authors to take a look at the worst case scenario for this report,” an allegation that former OSTP director John Holdren categorically rejects:https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/28/epa-trump-next-climate-study-992872 …

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        1. Elena Christopoulos‏ @BeingElenaLA 28 Nov 2018
          Replying to @KHayhoe

          Sigh. Added to the list of climate change myths. 🤦‍♀️

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        1. Dan Montalto‏ @DJMontalto 28 Nov 2018
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          Not myth. Lie.

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        1. Liz‏ @go_phetch 28 Nov 2018
          Replying to @KHayhoe @ScienceMarchDC

          She’s the scientist equivalent of fact checker @ddale8 Go get ‘em!

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        2. Brian Meeks‏ @BrianMe27010008 28 Nov 2018
          Replying to @KHayhoe

          It shouldn't be about politics, but more about the survival of humanity. It's also troubling that 80% of the world's population live in coastal areas.

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        3. A. Feldman‏ @AFeldman2 30 Nov 2018
          Replying to @BrianMe27010008 @KHayhoe

          A. Feldman Retweeted Citizens' Climate Lobby

          Ensuring a livable world isn’t a partisan issue! There is a #bipartisan group of lawmakers working to fix the politics of climate action with newly introduced bill HR 7173. Ask your representative to supportthe bill. https://citizensclimatelobby.org/write-your-representative/#/48/ …https://twitter.com/citizensclimate/status/1068229280910503936?s=21 …

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          Good news! @RepDaveTrott (R-MI) has signed on as a new cosponsor of the Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act (H.R. 7173), bringing the bill up to to six cosponsors. Tweet your thanks to all these members for their bipartisan work to put a #PriceOnPollution. pic.twitter.com/aZPQbBVgRj
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        1. Jenny Creek‏ @TWA2Jenny 28 Nov 2018
          Replying to @KHayhoe

          He’s heading up the Extraction Protection Agency. I feel bad for the career public employees at the EPA.

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        1. lee williams she/her  ☮️ 💚 ✊🏼 🌎 🎬‏ @browncolleen 2 Dec 2018
          Replying to @KHayhoe

          Can we stop calling them “myths” and call them by their true namepic.twitter.com/09BjzdyWo0

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