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Scientist & author; Distinguished Prof of Atmospheric Science & Director of Earth System Science Center, Penn State; National Academy of Sciences; Tyler Prize

Penn State University, PA
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    Sep 26

    "Book of the year 2021" Truly honored that The (via -- & --) has made the shortlist! Thanks & !

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    Dec 21

    . succeeds not because it’s funny and entertaining, but because it’s serious sociopolitical commentary posing as comedy, writes professor .

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    Dec 25

    We cannot ignore or be indifferent to the climate crisis. As Scientist & Professor points out, climate inaction is at our own peril.

    . succeeds not because it’s funny and entertaining, but because it’s serious sociopolitical commentary posing as comedy, writes professor .
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    Dec 27

    The harmful ramifications of climate change are ongoing and undeniable. It is crucial we take the necessary steps to protect our planet. Visit to get involved.

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  5. 8 hours ago

    "You Should Abandon Your Climate Nihilism" by for The :

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    9 hours ago

    Thanks for sharing … ever since I read the shockingly shallow review in of all places this has been driving me nuts. It is a fine film that delivers a terrific multivalenced critique-and is actually funny.

    "Why Sneering Critics Dislike Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up,’ But Climate Scientists Love It" by for :
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    8 hours ago

    'Don’t Look Up is guilty of “lofty superiority that would drive away any partisans who still need to be won over,” writes Charles Bramesco in The Guardian, with an air of lofty superiority.' 😅😂

    "Why Sneering Critics Dislike Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up,’ But Climate Scientists Love It" by for :
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  8. 10 hours ago

    🙏🙂

    Replying to @BWDDPH
    Read tremendous!
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  9. 10 hours ago

    Thanks so much Gerri 🙏🙂

    I just finished 's newest book THE NEW CLIMATE WAR and I'm psyched! What a resource and tool to fight the next wave in this war to save our planet and counter all the disinformation, deflexion, delays, divisiveness, doomism, and despair being thrown at us.
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    11 hours ago
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    I guess it depends on which climate scientists you're talking about:

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    12 hours ago
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    yes, dopey review, makes the point of the movie .. and was unable to see Peter Isherwell's opposite, the enigmatic Dr Teddy Oblethorpe, head of NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office .. cool dude who tried to help throughout .. the good public servant, there at the end

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  12. 12 hours ago

    Aw shucks, thanks so much Sarah! 🙏🙂💚

    Happy birthday to an amazing scientist (and one I aspire to be), ! I hope your day is wonderful! 🎉🥳
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    Dec 23
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    Hey! On another topic, anyone read ’s book about dividers seeding dissent between left-leaning folk to get them fighting amongst themselves & losing sight of the evil playing out around them. I’m finding plenty of examples around the place. Quite enlightening.

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    Dec 23
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    Oh did I ever and I can attest through personal experience those "dividers" exist. They even use a playbook to try and divide us

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  15. 13 hours ago

    thanks Randolph!! 😊🙏

    Happy birthday, ! As a Penn State alum who was also born on this day and who is doing what I can to combat climate change, I wish you continued success. We need everyone to listen, understand, and take action on the climate crisis.
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    14 hours ago
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    I loved it. was brilliant and it's actually really funny but will also make you despair! Also recommend following who he based the character on to learn more about the climate crisis...

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  17. 13 hours ago

    thanks! 🙏🙂

    "You can’t solve a problem if you refuse to accept the cause of the problem". This is one of 's best quotes about . Happy Birthday Dr Michael Mann.
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    Dec 27

    Right out of The . Russian black ops climate denial campaign disguised in “climate emergency” clothing.

    Replying to @petrlulan @diar_esthetic and 2 others
    is a human induced climate change denial group with links to a kremlin friendly media group based in Ukraine. This is one their people below misleading their followers: the right hand image pulls people in, then they promote the left image. Dodgy organisation.
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  19. 14 hours ago

    🙏🙂

    Replying to @DUCKmagstoke
    I loved it. was brilliant and it's actually really funny but will also make you despair! Also recommend following who he based the character on to learn more about the climate crisis...
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    14 hours ago

    "Why Sneering Critics Dislike Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up,’ But Climate Scientists Love It" by for :

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  21. 14 hours ago

    "Why Sneering Critics Dislike Netflix’s ‘Don’t Look Up,’ But Climate Scientists Love It" by for :

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