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Climate Attribution: The Latest Litigation-Led Science
We have been told for years that every forest fire, every flood, every storm and every warm day or cold winter was caused by climate change. We are only now discovering the degree to which these relentless media claims and climate influence...
The Meta Trial: A Tale of Two Lawmakers
For years American politicians have been complaining and threatening their European counterparts over EU regulations that put restrictions on mostly US-based Internet and social media companies. There were talks of trade wars whenever EU of...
The Invisible Hand of EarthRights International
Flipping through the glossy reports of EarthRights International, I feel emotionally pulled to commend their social justice goals, how they present themselves as saving indigenous peoples from the evil exploits of Western capitalism and sta...
Activism in Anchor Clothing
Suncor v. Boulder County, which the Supreme Court will hear this term, asks whether a Colorado county can sue two oil companies for the costs of climate change — essentially, whether Exxon and Suncor owe Boulder money because the planet is...
When News Organizations Fail to Fact Check
An ongoing lawsuit in Missouri was brought to my attention as a case that ticks many of The Firebreak’s boxes:
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An activist news organization omitting facts to go after a company
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A large number of left-wing professionalized foundat...
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Exposing radical NGOs, confronting biased reporters.
David is The Firebreak editor. He is also known as the Risk-Monger. Retired professor, environmental-health risk analyst, science communicator, promoter of evidence-based policy and philosophical theorist on activists and the media.
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