My previous post is pretty bleak. But, I’m a healthy human and hope does spring eternal even when marching into the valley of destruction. That’s why I was excited when Sou of HotWhopper blog fame invited me to join HotWhopper Chat before it went public and to help with getting it rolling and iron out any glitches.
I’m enthusiastic about this promising discussion forum. It’s not a place for childish contrarian arguments about the validity of climate science. After all, the science is pretty well established. As any constructive honest debate will make plenty clear to anyone who engages in it with good faith. Don’t believe me? Try it!
Or check out the folks who collect all the studies for our general edification SkepticalScience.com.
Here’s a summary:
... global warming and climate change myths, sorted by recent popularity vs what science says. Click the response for a more detailed description. You can also view them sorted by taxonomy, or by popularity,
Instead HotWhopper Chat is a serious place for serious people who are concerned about what we are doing to our climate, you know, our Earth’s life support system.
People who want a safe space for constructive discussion about climate issues and public communication issues among like minded individuals. It’ll also be a great place to help us network and hopefully develop a sense of community among people who are concerned with climate science and communication.
There are many of us out here, now we have a new interesting place to get together and discuss such things among friends. Drop on by for a visit.
Visit:
By Sou | September 12, 2016
We’ve launched! A big thank you to everyone who helped in the early stages. A warm welcome to everyone who visits.
I hope you stay a while and make this the friendliest place on the Internet to talk climate. Aiming high.
Don’t be shy about asking questions or starting a discussion. There are some links in the sidebar to get you started.
The genesis of this is that i’ve been thinking for some time (as I wrote on the blog and Facebook) that there are oodles of weather discussion boards, and lots of climate blogs, and some people like Facebook and Twitter.
However there aren’t too many options for people who aren’t bloggers but who occasionally want to write something about climate change at the time they think of it, and chat about it with other people.
HotWhopper Chat was conceived as a place where people with a common interest in climate change can develop a real sense of community - a climate community, that they can own. A place where everyone can feel welcome, from scientist to complete climate newbie.
Enjoy the forum.
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