Links tagged “new study”
- ‘Will beer be climate casualty’ – Study claims Global Warming To Destroy Beer And Chocolate
- New evidence suggests volcanoes caused biggest mass extinction ever
- Could climate change cause infertility?
- Coral Bleaching Update: It’s Not As Bad As We Thought
- New Peer-Reviewed Study: An Example of Why “Global Warming” Is Not Global
- The noble corruption of climate science – ‘Starting their analysis in (cooler) 1970’s makes current conditions look extraordinary’
- Media hypes new study — but reality shows ‘Melting Glaciers To Drown Us At 2 Inches A Century’
AP hypes study: Global warming is shrinking glaciers faster than thought
But reality: "27mm (of sea level rise) between 1961 and 2016! Two inches a century. Head to the hills!"
Also see: Scientists, studies & data agree: ‘Global warming’ not fueling acceleration in sea level rise
- Scientists Document No Clear Warming Role For CO2 During The Last Deglaciation – Or The Last 10,000 Years
- New Paper Finds Oceans Are Source Of ‘Natural Variability’, Drive ‘Temperature Extreme Indices’
- STUDY: ‘Toxic Masculinity’ May Be The Reason For ‘Climate Change’ – Research delves into ‘Green-Feminine Stereotype’ & ‘Gender incongruence’
Dr. Aaron Brough of Utah State University is trying to get to the bottom of through his research. Brough co-authored a paper with professors from four other universities to understand how gender norms affect sustainable decision making. They report data from seven experiments that included over 2,000 participants from the US and China. What they found was remarkable.
They found that both men and women associated doing something good for the environment with being “more feminine.” And when men’s gender identity was threatened, they tried to reassert their masculinity through environmentally damaging choices. The report states that “men may be motivated to avoid or even oppose green behaviors in order to safeguard their gender identity.” This unearths a deeply held unconscious bias that Brough and team call the “Green-Feminine Stereotype.” ...
Exposing the fact that our society creates a toxic hierarchy around femininity as a lesser thing. Brough himself cited gender research around “gender incongruence” and the great penalties that men (and women) face when they don’t fit stereotypical gender norms.
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Watch: Mark Steyn reacts: Steyn said. “If I understand this thesis, my insecurities about my masculinity are causing rising sea levels in the Maldives. And at first I didn’t really buy that, but as I think about it, I think in fact it’s actually one of the least visible climate science thesis of recent years.
