Links tagged “intimidation”
- Newly Painted Greta Thunberg Mural Defaced: ‘Stop The Lies! This Is Oil Country!’
- University dumps professor Crockford who found polar bears thriving despite ‘climate change’
Marc Morano, author of “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change,” said that situations like Ms. Crockford’s have become “all too common in the climate debate,” citing examples of prominent scientists who only “came out” as skeptics after retiring.
“Professor after professor has been hounded, silenced, censured or fired for speaking out against the approved man-made climate crisis narrative,” Mr. Morano said. “The message to any climate dissenters in academia is once again reinforced: Stay silent with your skepticism or risk endangering your career.”
- Polar bear expert purged for finding no bear crisis
- The Excommunication of polar bear expert Susan Crockford
- Angry Londoners Drag Extinction Rebellion Climate Protesters From Roof of Train
- The UK Guardian newspaper goes Orwell on climate – ‘Climate emergency’ or ‘climate crisis’ to be used instead of ‘climate change’
- Greta advisor & Extinction Rebellion’s George Monbiot arrested for climate protesting – Monbiot once declared: ‘We’ve got to go straight to the heart of capitalism and overthrow it’
- University of Alberta executive resigns over ‘controversial’ ad promoting the benefits of climate change
A controversial University of Alberta billboard advertisement touting a benefit of climate change would never have been approved if proper processes were followed, the university’s president said Sunday night.President David Turpin said he reluctantly accepted the resignation of vice-president of university relations, Jacqui Tam, on Sunday after she said she approved the research advertisement. The president and other vice-presidents did not see it for approval. “I felt the ad should have been vetted by the executive team and I’m pretty sure it never would have seen the light of day,” Turpin said. The university is in the process of removing billboard advertisements that read, “Beefier barley: climate change will boost Alberta’s barley yield with less water, feeding more cattle.” It was based on research from 2017 that found Alberta barley would grow better and require less irrigation if the climate was warmer and wetter.
“The messaging on the ad called the reputation of the University of Alberta and its extensive research on climate change into question. As vice-president (university relations), I apologize for this and take responsibility,” she said, adding she was resigning immediately from the institution.
- ‘An academic hanging without a trial’: Scientist purged from her University for debunking polar bear climate fears
- Police Ban Extinction Rebellion Protesters From London
