[✔️] September 7, 2023- Global Warming News Digest | gentle video, AP summer records, The Reananalizer, Command Z, Disinforming kids, Humor, 2011 Koch

Thu Sep 7 11:55:25 EDT 2023

/*September *//*7, 2023*/

[ gentle statement video ]
*As climate change worsens, Americans struggle to escape its impacts*
Scripps News
Sep 5, 2023
A couple moved from Nevada to New Hampshire to escape the effects of a 
changing climate.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8qRNgjspfM

/[ AP - another record ] /
*This summer broke the world record for the highest temperature 
officially recorded*
BY JAMEY KEATEN AND SETH BORENSTEIN
September 6, 2023

GENEVA (AP) — Earth has sweltered through its hottest Northern 
Hemisphere summer ever measured, with a record warm August capping a 
season of brutal and deadly temperatures, according to the World 
Meteorological Organization.

Last month was not only the hottest August scientists ever recorded by 
far with modern equipment, it was also the second hottest month 
measured, behind only July 2023, WMO and the European climate service 
Copernicus announced Wednesday.

August was about 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer 
than pre-industrial averages. That is the threshold that the world is 
trying not to pass, though scientists are more concerned about rises in 
temperatures over decades, not merely a blip over a month’s time...
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The world’s oceans — more than 70% of the Earth’s surface — were the 
hottest ever recorded, nearly 21 C (69.8 F), and have set high 
temperature marks for three consecutive months, the WMO and Copernicus said.

“The dog days of summer are not just barking, they are biting,” United 
Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a statement. “Climate 
breakdown has begun.”

So far, 2023 is the second hottest year on record, behind 2016, 
according to Copernicus...
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Scientists blame ever warming human-caused climate change from the 
burning of coal, oil and natural gas with an extra push from a natural 
El Nino, which is a temporary warming of parts of the Pacific Ocean that 
changes weather worldwide. Usually an El Nino, which started earlier 
this year, adds extra heat to global temperatures but more so in its 
second year.

Climatologist Andrew Weaver said the numbers announced by WMO and 
Copernicus come as no surprise, bemoaning how governments have not 
appeared to take the issue of global warming seriously enough. He 
expressed concern that the public will just forget the issue when 
temperatures fall again.

“It’s time for global leaders to start telling the truth,” said Weaver, 
a professor at the School of Earth and Ocean Sciences at the University 
of Victoria in Canada. “We will not limit warming to 1.5 C; we will not 
limit warming to 2.0 C. It’s all hands on deck now to prevent 3.0 C 
global warming — a level of warming that will wreak havoc worldwide...
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Scientists have used tree rings, ice cores and other proxies to estimate 
that temperatures are now warmer than they have been in about 120,000 
years. The world has been warmer before, but that was prior to human 
civilization, seas were much higher and the poles were not icy.

So far, daily September temperatures are higher than what has been 
recorded before for this time of year, according to the University of 
Maine’s Climate Reanalyzer.

While the world’s air and oceans were setting records for heat, 
Antarctica continued to set records for low amounts of sea ice, the WMO 
said...
https://apnews.com/article/un-hottest-summer-climate-change-b7c7936070952da781af01288607b1f1

/[ The CLimateReanalyzer  - bookmark and revisit this site ]/
Climate Reanalyzer began in early 2012 as a platform for visualizing 
climate and weather forecast models. Site content is organized into 
three general categories: Weather Forecasts, Climate Data, and Research 
Tools. Pages within the first two groups are the easiest to use and 
include maps, map animations, and interactive time series charts (with 
data export options). Research Tools include pages for generating custom 
maps, time series, and linear correlations from monthly climate 
reanalysis, gridded data, and climate models. Data sources and 
information are found toward the bottom of each page.
A few highlights...

    Today's Weather
    Hourly Forecast Maps
    Daily Sea Surface Temperature
    Daily Sea Ice Extent
    Monthly U.S. Temperature and Precipitation

https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/t2_daily/

/[  Writer talks about making movies  ]/
*Kurt Andersen on 'Command Z' and Why We Can Still Fix Things*
The Climate Pod
Aug 17, 2023  #climatechange #evilgeniuses #soderbergh
#climatechange #evilgeniuses #kurtandersen #soderbergh #commandz

When Ty talked to Kurt Andersen back in 2020 upon the release of his 
exceptional book Evil Geniuses, we never thought it would lead to a 
sci-fi comedic series. Nevertheless, Andersen and Steven Soderbergh have 
co-created and recently released a new series, Command Z, which is a 
hilarious adaptation that addresses not only the major themes of Evil 
Geniuses but also explores how we might all think about all types of 
political action in 2023.

Kurt's back on the show this week to discuss why making Command Z was a 
dream come true and what he wanted to explore with the series that he 
couldn't with a nonfiction book. We also get his thoughts on how the 
Inflation Reduction Act might be impacting our view on the role of 
government and undoing some of the damage of the Evil Geniuses he 
covered and what he thinks of the Federalist Society-approved, 
conservative Supreme Court justices that continue to be awful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vW6pTpOpfdo

/[ predatory disinformation --  showing how children are high targets 
for persuasion ]/
*Mike Huckabee’s “Kids Guide to the Truth About Climate Change” Shows 
the Changing Landscape of Climate Denial*
Producers of climate misinformation are targeting kids and families, 
delivering an updated message that acknowledges global warming, but 
minimizes the influence of human emissions.
By Keerti Gopal
July 31, 2023
Beverly Grimmett thought the kids magazines she saw stacked on a 
coworker’s desk this spring were perfectly innocent, until she picked 
one up.

“My stomach turned,” Grimmett said.

The guides were decorated in bright colors and cheerful cartoons, with 
titles like “The Kids Guide to Socialism,” “The Kids Guide to Our One 
Nation Under God,” and, finally, “The Kids Guide to the Truth About 
Climate Change.”

Grimmett, who works in construction project management at a six-person 
office in Norfolk, Virginia, had happened upon one of former Gov. Mike 
Huckabee’s educational ventures, a series called The Kids Guide from 
Ever Bright Media, the children’s publishing company he founded. The 
company launched its children’s guide to climate change this spring, and 
has spent thousands of dollars on TV and social media advertising that 
prominently features Huckabee himself. The guide argues that the climate 
crisis is not as dire as mainstream media would have you believe, but it 
does not list its authors or what their credentials might be. And though 
its title claims to present the “truth,” science educators and climate 
researchers have found the guide to be full of factual inaccuracies.

“It’s propaganda,” said Glenn Branch, deputy director of the National 
Center for Science Education (NCSE), a nonprofit organization dedicated 
to promoting fact-based science education, including about evolution and 
climate change. “It’s highly slanted with a clear ideological message, 
and it’s very unreliable as a guide to climate change for kids.”
As climate debates remain polarized and politicized, Huckabee’s guide is 
part of a small but determined contingency of climate disinformation 
materials marketed to children and families. It also fits into a new 
niche in the broader landscape of climate skepticism. In recent years, 
efforts to erode public confidence in mainstream climate science—which 
have long been orchestrated by the fossil fuel industry—have trended 
away from outright denial of the climate crisis to a more nuanced 
narrative that doesn’t deny that the planet is warming but instead 
suggests it’s been overblown by scientists, politicians and mainstream 
media, and advocates for continued use of fossil fuels.

Climate skeptics’ arguments have been consistently debunked by 
scientists, but misinformation from the oil and gas industry and its 
proponents has continued to proliferate and seek out new audiences.

*A Misleading Guide*
Grimmett said her coworker bought the guides—including The Kids Guide to 
the Truth About Climate Change—for his eight- and 11-year-old children. 
She borrowed them to show her own 12-year-old son, and was alarmed by 
what she understood to be blatant misinformation.

“There’s not enough truth mixed in with the lies for me to even think 
that something like this should be published,” Grimmett said.

The Kids Guide series is being marketed to parents as an alternative to 
mainstream education, which Huckabee’s ads claim will send their 
children into a false panic about climate change. Branch said the guide 
ignores key scientific advances and uses factual information in a 
misleading way—on one page, it notes that China’s greenhouse gas 
emissions are 2.5 times higher than the U.S., ignoring the fact that per 
capita emissions in the U.S. are actually close to twice those in China, 
and that the U.S. remains the largest historic emitter of climate 
warming gasses.
“Of course we need to protect our home,” the guide remarks on page four 
in an acknowledgement of environmental responsibility that advocates for 
recycling and energy conservation. But when it moves on to describing 
climate change, it asserts that “the climate has always changed — long 
before humans walked the earth — and it continues to change.” Such 
rhetoric, a hallmark of many media campaigns that minimize the severity 
of climate change, ignores the scientific consensus that temperatures in 
the past century rose almost 10 times faster than the average warming 
after ice ages during the past million years, and that the increasing 
heat correlates with global carbon emissions, which are higher than 
they’ve ever been in human history. Warming during the next century is 
projected to progress 20 times faster than it did in the last two 
million years.

The guide has little sourcing of the information it presents—the only 
citations offered are for graphics, and even these are often as vague as 
a file name or organization title, making it difficult for a reader to 
track down the original source.

The visuals used in the guide are even more blatantly misleading than 
its text, Branch noted. One graph, titled “Thousands of Years of Carbon 
Dioxide Levels,” spans 400,000 years ago until “present day,” and is 
summarized with the conclusion, “looking back in time, carbon dioxide 
levels have always gone up and down.”
But the data the graph labels as “present day”—peaking at a little over 
280 parts per million—actually represents levels from 2,300 years ago, 
around 391 BC, Branch pointed out. The vast majority of the carbon 
dioxide driving climate change has been emitted only since the 
Industrial Revolution, with atmospheric CO2 concentrations currently 
over 420 parts per million, higher than any data point included on the 
graph, which has a scale that only goes up to 300 parts per million.
The guide’s rhetoric fits into recent trends in select media that seek 
to minimize the severity of climate change and delay action, accepting 
that the climate is warming, but downplaying the magnitude of impacts 
and disputing human influence on the climate, said Syracuse University 
Biology and Earth Science Professor Jason R. Wiles.

“What science is presented is cherry-picked and used to cast doubt on 
what is actually a very robust and well-evidenced scientific consensus,” 
Wiles said. “Apart from its being very misleading, my main concern is 
that it fosters complacency by promoting the notion that climate change 
is not as dire a problem as it truly is.”
Eroding Students’ Faith in Science

“You may have heard from your kids that the earth is soon going to be an 
uninhabitable hellscape,” says Huckabee in one of The Kids Guide’s ads, 
standing in front of what looks like a greenscreen of a blazing forest 
fire. “That’s because some of their teachers and the media have an agenda.”

The advertisement goes on to describe how the guide will answer kids 
questions about climate change “truthfully,” and sends viewers to 
keepkidscool.com, where they can sign up for a “free” gift bundle that 
includes the guide, with an advertised shipping cost of only $1. Ever 
Bright Media, however, has faced frequent customer complaints and 
accusations of hiding fees and charges, obscuring terms and agreements 
and automatically enrolling people into a magazine subscription program 
that costs $19.95 plus sales tax every three to four weeks, plus a 
monthly magazine charge of $7.95.

Since Huckabee’s term as governor of Arkansas ended in 2007 he’s had two 
failed bids for president but has mostly worked in media. His talk show, 
Huckabee, ran on Fox News from 2008 to 2015 before moving to Trinity 
Broadcast Network, a Christian outlet.

Huckabee, who is an ordained Southern Baptist minister, founded Ever 
Bright Media in 2009, and launched The Kids Guide in 2020. The series 
has more than forty guides focused on history and current events, plus a 
series on the Bible. According to data gathered by Media Matters—a 
nonprofit research center that monitors misinformation in U.S. media—the 
company spent $83,300 on Facebook ads from January 1 to June 6, 2023 and 
has appeared hundreds of times in ads on Fox News.

In 2015, Huckabee jokingly compared climate change to “a sunburn.” Last 
year, in a video on his TBN talk show’s YouTube channel, he derisively 
belittled a doctor for citing climate change as a factor in a heat 
related illness, despite scientific consensus that increased frequency 
and severity of heat-related illnesses and death are in fact tied to 
global warming.

Allison Fisher, who reviewed the guide for Media Matters, said one of 
the main dangers of materials that deny the severity of climate change 
like Huckabee’s guide is that they deliberately undermine children’s 
scientific education. Such materials also take away crucial context for 
a generation that is already experiencing the impacts of climate change, 
she added.

“They’re not just trying to create climate skeptics,” Fisher said. 
“They’re actually eroding trust in science and the scientific community.”

Branch said that the guide seems to be targeting a small but receptive 
audience, so its impact may not be widespread. But for some educators, 
Huckabee’s stamp of approval is a green flag.

One Washington state educator, who asked to remain anonymous, uses 
various Kids Guides with her middle school students, and said she was 
initially interested in the guide because of Huckabee’s involvement.

“I consider myself middle class, and he comes across as a middle class 
kind of person,” the educator said, adding that she felt Huckabee seemed 
reliable based on past speeches. “If he would recommend something, I 
would look into it.”

When asked about the reliability of the guides’ sourcing, the educator 
said she uses them with her students as a jumping off point for 
research, not as a definitive source, and noted that her students found 
them fun and engaging.

“It doesn’t go into all the scary stuff,” she said.

The main thesis of the climate change guide seems to be that scientists 
and media are trying to create unnecessary panic, and this rhetoric fits 
into a broader effort to introduce materials denying the severity of 
climate change into American education.

In 2017, the Heartland Institute, a conservative think tank that rejects 
the scientific consensus on climate change and the health impacts of 
smoking, sent 350,000 copies of its publication, “Why Scientists 
Disagree About Global Warming,” to teachers across the country. The 
campaign had mixed results, as some teachers used the materials to teach 
about the dangers of propaganda. This year, Heartland sent out copies of 
a new publication called “Climate at a Glance,” which the institute 
claims “provides the data to show the earth is not experiencing a 
climate crisis,” to 8,000 teachers. Other groups, like the CO2 
Coalition, a nonprofit foundation that focuses on CO2’s benefits, and 
Prager University, a conservative advocacy and media organization, have 
also targeted children with materials questioning the existence or 
severity of the climate crisis.

Big Oil’s climate misinformation machine has been operating for decades, 
despite the industry’s early awareness of the crisis. In 1965, American 
Petroleum Institute (API) President Frank Ikard gave a speech directly 
acknowledging that burning fossil fuel would cause climate change, 
saying “there is still time to save the world’s peoples from the 
catastrophic consequence of pollution, but time is running out.” In 
1978, Exxon Mobil’s own scientists published an internal report 
confirming that rising carbon emissions would lead to global warming, 
and by 1980 industry giants were discussing the “globally catastrophic 
effects” of temperature rise.

Instead of pulling back operations, the oil industry outwardly denied 
the science it had internally confirmed, continuing to chase growth and 
profits and funding a widespread campaign of disinformation that 
infiltrated government, research institutions, media and schools. In 
1998, as climate action drew global attention with the Kyoto Protocol, 
the API wrote in a memo that “unless ‘climate change’ becomes a 
non-issue, meaning that the Kyoto Protocol is defeated and there are no 
further initiatives to thwart the threat of climate change, there may be 
no moment when we can declare victory for our efforts.”

Today, Big Oil continues to pour billions of dollars into anti-climate 
legislation, funnel high dollar donations to candidates in both major 
parties and market pro-industry curriculum to teachers in need. Huckabee 
is no exception: like many candidates, his failed 2016 presidential 
campaign’s top donors included oil and gas companies and private equity 
firms that are heavily invested in fossil fuels. And the fossil fuel 
industry’s misinformation machine has spawned a slew of independent 
organizations and individuals driving their own misinformation campaigns 
on the climate crisis.

*Seeding Skepticism in Schools*
For the most part, Huckabee’s materials don’t seem to be targeting 
schools, instead providing parents with alternatives to mainstream 
education and doing outreach to homeschoolers. Still, in 2020, the 
Arkansas Department of Education used emergency COVID funds to strike a 
$260,000 deal with Ever Bright Media for “The Kids Guide to 
Coronavirus,” one version of which reportedly quoted incorrect 
information about the effectiveness of wearing masks to inhibit 
transmission of the disease. The Arkansas DOE also purchased a 
constitutional booklet from Ever Bright Media, according to their 
communications department.

Other aligned materials, however, are making it into public school 
classrooms. Melissa Lau, an Oklahoma science educator with over two 
decades of teaching experience, said she’s seen a general lack of 
climate change-related materials in classrooms. The vast majority of 
teachers in her state avoid the topic, she said. Still, she added that 
under-resourced schools and teachers often jump at free curriculum or 
equipment opportunities for lack of better options, even when they come 
with unreliable or harmful information.

Lau, who is a teacher ambassador for NCSE, said many of her colleagues 
receive free lab equipment and curriculum material from the Oklahoma 
Energy Resources Board (OERB)—an oil and gas-funded advocacy 
organization that offers teachers free educational materials with 
pro-petroleum messaging and $50 stipends in exchange for attending events.

Like many of her students, Lau has family working in the oil and gas 
industry, she said, so she understands that discussions around the 
energy transition are often personal or delicate. But the fear tactics 
around job losses that are central in some pro-industry materials can 
obscure scientific fact, she said.

“That’s the hard part about disinformation,” Lau said. “Unless you’re 
just attuned to it, it’s difficult to identify cherry picking of data.”

At a moment when children as young as five are suing their governments 
for inaction on climate change, it seems like materials denying the 
severity of global warming would face an uphill battle. But information 
provided in educational contexts can still have significant influence, 
according to researchers.

In California’s Bay Area, a 2021 study by North Carolina State 
University Professor K.C. Busch found that students who read texts that 
framed the climate crisis with uncertainty reported lower levels of 
certainty themselves, regardless of how much prior knowledge they had 
around climate change.

Even the best science textbooks lag behind current research, though 
Busch said the textbooks she encountered about climate change—even in 
the liberal Bay Area—went beyond being out of date and were genuinely 
inaccurate.

De-briefing with the students who participated in her study, Busch found 
that students hadn’t considered the possibility that their textbooks 
might not be entirely accurate.

Busch said this makes it even more important not only to ensure accurate 
information in textbooks, but also to teach students critical thinking 
and how to evaluate the credibility of sources themselves.

“It kind of blew their minds that the textbook from their [class] might 
not be accurate,” Busch said.

Lau is working to address the problem of scientific literacy within her 
own district, running a workshop with other high school science teachers 
on how to determine if instructional materials are high-quality enough 
to use in the classroom.

*Reaching Children and Families*
Barbara Denson, a civil engineer who writes under the name B.B. Denson, 
has written two children’s books that advocate for the continued burning 
of fossil fuels and pushes a message she calls “climate defiant.” Denson 
doesn’t deny that climate change is happening, but she said she does not 
believe that human influence is a primary driver of these changes.

Denson worked in the oil and gas industry before becoming an advocate 
for clean energy. Now, she advocates against renewable energy. One 
turning point was listening to a presentation by Patrick Moore, director 
of the CO2 Coalition—a nonprofit organization that argues for the 
importance of carbon dioxide, Denson said. Moore, who was an early 
leader with Greenpeace, left the environmental advocacy organization in 
1986 due to political disagreements and has since consulted in the 
timber, mining and nuclear industries, among others.

Denson decided to write children’s books because she felt her message 
needed to be simplified to a level that a child could understand, and 
she didn’t see anyone doing that. She said she doesn’t expect children 
reading her books to form opinions about climate change, but instead 
hopes to influence families.
“99.99% of what everybody hears is the other side of the story, so 
there’s only a handful of us scientists that are kind of digging in our 
heels,” the engineer said. She added that she believes mainstream 
climate science is only a theory rather than documented fact.

“The fact that we are releasing carbon dioxide and making plants 
healthier is a really good thing,” Denson said.

One of Denson’s books, called “Carbon Comes Out of the Closet,” follows 
Gary the Go-Cart, an anthropomorphic car that drives around while 
learning about carbon dioxide. First, Gary is bombarded with messaging 
that calls for sequestration and taxation of CO2, and he tries to 
sequester his own emissions. Later in the story he comes across a tree 
of apples that tell him they need more carbon—meaning CO2—to grow 
bigger, so Gary decides to “spray” carbon into the air and onto the 
ground around the trees and other plants.

“The plants were all much healthier,” the text reads. “With carbon in 
the atmosphere, everybody wins.”

This is an argument often used by the CO2 Coalition, one of Denson’s 
main influences, whose founders previously worked in the research 
laboratories of Exxon and Shell.

“It’s one of those grains of scientific truth opening up an avalanche of 
misinformation,” Wiles said, explaining that carbon dioxide emissions 
from human activities have reached a rate that’s far greater than our 
forests and plant communities can sequester, while deforestation and 
biodiversity loss only add to that discrepancy.

Huckabee’s guide acknowledges the warming effects of CO2, but argues 
that its fluctuation is natural and that the U.S., “thanks to 
capitalism, free thinkers and investors,” has “helped turn the climate 
tide.”

As book banning and partisan calls to censor current and historic events 
from public school curriculums grow, climate misinformation is only one 
piece of a broader politicization of information in education. Grimmett, 
who returned The Kids Guides to her coworker after looking through them 
at home, said it makes her fearful for her son’s generation.

“So much of my heart and hope is hanging on the kids,” Grimmett said. 
“These materials…will make that generation be just as split as we are now.”

Mike Huckabee’s office and Ever Bright Media did not respond to multiple 
requests for comment.

Keerti Gopal keerti.gopal at insideclimatenews.org
https://insideclimatenews.org/news/31072023/huckabees-kids-guide-to-climate/

/*[Revised classic humor]*/
"Doc, my brother's crazy, he thinks there's no such thing as global warming"
"Well send him in and we'll treat his sense of psychological denial."
"I would, but I need the eggs."
/[ This is to notice how we accept denialism and refuse to recognize it 
as a dangerous action ]/

/[The news archive - looking back at Koch meetings ]/
/*September 7, 2011 */
September 7, 2011:
On MotherJones.com, investigative journalist Brad Friedman, in part two 
of his report on a secretive June 2011 meeting in Colorado held by 
billionaire climate-change deniers Charles and David Koch, notes that 
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spoke at the meeting--and that David Koch 
called him "my kind of guy."

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2011/09/audio-chris-christie-koch-brothers-seminar/ 

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