TRIGGERnometry Are We Being Told the Truth About Climate Change? Patrick Moore
Jul 12, 2021
Patrick Moore, an ecologist and former president of Greenpeace, shares his journey through environmental activism and critiquing the prevailing narratives on climate change. He questions exaggerated threats to coral reefs, highlighting their resilience and the role of natural phenomena. Moore debunks myths surrounding climate change, advocating for a balanced view of CO2 and fossil fuels. He also discusses the potential of nuclear energy and aquaculture in promoting sustainability. Engaging and thought-provoking, he aims to redefine how we understand environmental responsibility.
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Greenpeace's Early Activism
- Patrick Moore recounts Greenpeace's early activism against nuclear testing.
- Their voyage brought attention to the issue and contributed to de-escalation of nuclear weapons buildup.
Greenpeace's Shift in Focus
- Greenpeace's shift from volunteerism to fundraising led to prioritizing finances over campaigns.
- This shift, coupled with scientifically unsound campaigns like banning chlorine, prompted Moore's departure.
No Climate Emergency
- Moore argues against the climate emergency narrative, citing a lack of increased extreme weather events.
- He highlights the Earth's historical cooling trend and the cyclical nature of ice ages and interglacial periods.
