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    TUHODezinformace o klimatu // Rage Against the Fossil Machine
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    Fossil Fuel Company Enbridge: Climate Change Means We Need to Make Money Now, Not Later
    https://jacobinmag.com/2021/12/enbridge-oil-pipline-fossil-fuels-climate-crisis-energy-costs
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    pekny prehledovy clanek sofistikovanejsi klimaskepticky argumentace (featuring kremlik)

    Klima na Zemi a sluneční aktivita - RNDr. Pavel Kalenda, CSc. :: Zemědělská společnost Chrášťany s.r.o.
    http://m.zsch.cz/news/klima-na-zemi-a-slunecni-aktivita-pavel-kalenda/
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    JANDOUR: ni mel jsem pocit, ze v poslednich letech byl b tematu min aktivni
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    von nekdy zmizel?.)
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    a hele ivan brezina je zpet ,))

    Krízy zvyčajne vnímame ako nebezpečný, drahý a vyčerpávajúci stav, ktorý odvádza ľudskú energiu a pozornosť od bežnej agendy a priorít. Na ľudskú históriu sa dá pritom nahliadať ako na živú reťaz žánrovo rozmanitých, neraz tragických spoločenských kríz pretkaných len vzácnymi obdobiami prosperity a pokoja. Cieľom tejto knihy je pozrieť sa bližšie na to, ako sa ľudia vyrovnávajú s krízami, nájsť opakujúce sa mechanizmy a vzorce správania, a zasadiť tieto poznatky do širšieho kontextu kríz, ktoré máme ako druh za sebou - ako aj tých, ktoré nás možno ešte len čakajú. Jednotlivé kapitoly sa venujú aj týmto témam: - Kríza ako príležitosť na zmenu - Prečo sa cez krízy zvyšuje viera v nezmysly - Ako lockdown ovplyvnil naše sociálne vzťahy - Kríza duševného zdravia - Osobné financie v kríze - Globálne otepľovanie: hoaxy, fikcie a fakty - Psychológia klimatickej nečinnosti

    Kniha Prečo ľudia potrebujú krízy | Odborná literatura a právnická literatura Aleš Čeněk
    https://www.alescenek.cz/zbozi/188669/preco-%C4%BEudia-potrebuju-krizy/
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    Ty dilemata

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    Denial101x course lead John Cook writes about his recently published machine learning paper for Monash Lens:
    “A lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth can get its boots on.”
    This quote appears in many forms. In some variants, the quote involves footwear. In other cases, the truth is struggling to get its pants on.
    Regardless of the details, the sentiment encapsulates a key challenge of misinformation. By the time the meticulous task of fact-checking is complete and the correction has been disseminated, the misinformation has already spread widely and achieved all sorts of mischief.
    Consequently, misinformation researchers speak wistfully of the “holy grail of fact-checking” – automatically detecting and debunking misinformation in one fell swoop. Machine learning offers the potential of both speed and scale – the ability to identify misinformation the instant it appears online, and the technical capacity to distribute solutions at the scale required to match the size of the problem.
    But the holy grail quest faces a seemingly insurmountable hurdle. Misinformation evolves and sprouts new forms. How can you detect a myth before you even know what it is or what form it will take?

    Climate change: How machine learning can combat misinformation – Monash Lens
    https://lens.monash.edu/@politics-society/2021/12/08/1384230/climate-change-how-machine-learning-holds-a-key-to-combating-misinformation
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    SEJDA: labutí píseň Havlíčka a první výkop v prezidentské kampani
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    Cena elektřiny poroste až o 50 procent, plynu ještě víc, řekl Havlíček - Novinky.cz
    https://www.novinky.cz/ekonomika/clanek/cena-elektriny-poroste-az-o-50-procent-plynu-jeste-vic-rekl-havlicek-40380989

    Za zdrazovani muze cena emisnich povolenek, a ne strukltura energetickeho mixu, samozrejmne.
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    Despite countless investigations, lawsuits, social shaming, and regulations dating back decades, the oil and gas industry remains formidable. After all, it has made consuming its products seem like a human necessity. It has confused the public about climate science, bought the eternal gratitude of one of America’s two main political parties, and repeatedly out-maneuvered regulatory efforts. And it has done all this in part by thinking ahead and then acting ruthlessly. While the rest of us were playing checkers, its executives were playing three-dimensional chess.

    Take this brief tour of the industry’s history, and then ask yourself: Is there any doubt that these companies are now working to keep the profits rolling in, even as mega-hurricanes and roaring wildfires scream the dangers of the climate emergency?
    How 'Big Oil' works the system and keeps winning » Yale Climate Connections
    https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2021/12/how-big-oil-works-the-system-and-keeps-winning/
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    AI jako good guy?
    After nearly five years of development and tweaking, John Cook and his colleagues debuted their project: a machine-learning algorithm that can detect climate misinformation on the Web.
    The algorithm sounds like science fiction: It “reads” sites and flags those with claims presenting false or misleading information about climate change science and solutions.
    But something ironic happened around two weeks after the software was made public in Nature Scientific Reports. The algorithm detected a blog post about its own methods, attempting to discredit them.
    “It’s quite funny. It was kind of a bit of a meta moment,” said Cook, a research fellow at the Climate Change Communication Research Hub at Monash University in Australia.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2021/12/09/climate-change-study-misinformation/
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    The Gospel of Climate Skepticism by Robin Globus Veldman - Paperback - University of California Press
    https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520303676/the-gospel-of-climate-skepticism
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    Snaha PPF a Tykače ovládnout Monetu je hrozbou pro budoucnost klimatu
    https://denikreferendum.cz/clanek/33281-snaha-ppf-a-tykace-ovladnout-monetu-je-hrozbou-pro-budoucnost-klimatu
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    If you’re a regular listener of the New York Times podcast The Daily, you would have heard an ad for ExxonMobil’s carbon capture investments more than once in November.
    The ad – which coincided with the Cop26 climate summit in Glasgow – told listeners that carbon capture technology could remove more than 90% of CO2 emissions from “carbon-intensive industries” and that the company was working to “deploy this technology at scale”. It gave the sense of an oil company tackling the climate crisis with technology that could solve it – and quickly.
    Similar ads have run on NPR podcasts, including Invisibilia and Up First. The American Petroleum Institute has also run ads in podcasts, including on Vox’s Ezra Klein Show (Klein has since left for the New York Times), highlighting that it is “producing more oil and gas while reducing emissions”.

    Why some of your favorite podcasts are filled with oil company ads | Environment | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/dec/04/exxon-podasts-oil-company-ads-climate-crisis
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    #sealevel

    If ocean levels are rising, why can't we see it?
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTRlSGKddJE
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    Why some of your favorite podcasts are filled with oil company ads | Environment | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/dec/04/exxon-podasts-oil-company-ads-climate-crisis
    4.12.2021
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    Tak tu mame zase Lomborga...

    Lomborg wrote in the Australian that a study “in the renowned journal” Nature, “shows that reducing emissions 95% by 2050 – almost Biden’s promise of net zero – would cost 11.9% of gross domestic product, or more than $US11,000 ($15,300) for each American citizen every year”.
    That seems like an eye-watering figure, or in Lomborg’s words “spectacularly costly”.
    The cited figure does appear in a supplementary section of the paper. But the authors of the study (which actually appeared in Nature Climate Change, not Nature) have told Temperature Check they have been asking Lomborg since early November to stop making that claim.
    Prof David Victor, of University of California San Diego, said Lomborg’s summary “took the results out of context and used them for a purpose that we explicitly said they were not to be used, and which he was reminded of when he asked for the underlying data”.
    The study used models to examine the methods and costs of reducing emissions through state-based policies compared with nationwide approaches.
    But the authors say that as they model different levels of ambition, the dollar numbers produced by the model become less reliable.
    They say that’s why the model’s outputs for beyond 80% were only placed in the supplementary section of the paper as a way to show the sensitivity of the modelling, rather than to deliver a genuine cost estimate.

    Climate cost study authors accuse Bjørn Lomborg of misinterpreting results | Graham Readfearn | The Guardian
    https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/dec/02/climate-cost-study-authors-accuse-bjrn-lomborg-of-misinterpreting-results
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    If You Fund the Research, You Can Shape the World | The Nation
    https://www.thenation.com/article/environment/university-oil-influence/
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    V menších komunitách je Wikipedia zranitelná. V některých zemích roznáší dezinformace – Živě.cz
    https://m.zive.cz/v-mensich-komunitach-je-wikipedia-zranitelna-v-nekterych-zemich-roznasi-dezinformace/a-213595
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