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Amber Kerr
Researcher, Agricultural Sustainability Institute, University of California, Davis
Expertise: Agricultural impacts of climate change, Ecosystem-climate feedbacks, Land use change and forestry, Societal adaptation
Details:
Hypothesis handle: ackerr
Qualifying publication(s): see criteria
ARTICLES REVIEWED
CO2 coalition sponsored article in The Washington Times presents list of false and misleading statements about the impacts of CO2 and climate change
in The Washington Times, by Gregory Wrightstone
— 05 May 2021
Article by The Daily Caller oversimplifies drivers of wildfires and downplays role of climate change
in The Daily Caller, by Chris White
— 28 Sep 2020
ABC article effectively illustrates important climate trends for Australian readers
in Australian Broadcasting Company, by Tim Leslie, Joshua Byrd, Nathan Hoad
— 11 Dec 2019
New York Times op-ed claiming scientists underestimated climate change lacks supporting evidence
in The New York Times, by Eugene Linden
— 18 Nov 2019
Letter signed by “500 scientists” relies on inaccurate claims about climate science
in clintel.nl, by Guus Berkhout, Reynald du Berger, Terry Dunleavy, Viv Forbes, Jeffrey Fos, Morten Jodal, Rob Lemeire, Richard Lindzen, Ingemar Nordin, Jim O'Brien, Alberto Prestininzi, Benoit Rittaud, Fritz Vahrenholt, Christopher Monckton
— 04 Oct 2019
Claim that human civilization could end in 30 years is speculative, not supported with evidence
in IFLScience, by James Felton
— 09 Jun 2019
CLAIMS REVIEWED
CO2 can increase plant growth in greenhouses while also negatively affecting ecosystems and human societies
SOURCE: Mike Adams, Natural News
Published: 19 Mar 2020
Letter to the UN was not signed by 500 scientists or experts on climate science
SOURCE: Thomas D. Williams, Breitbart
Published: 30 Oct 2019
2°C is not known to be a “point of no return”, as Jonathan Franzen claims
SOURCE: Jonathan Franzen, The New Yorker
Published: 17 Sep 2019
Prediction by Extinction Rebellion’s Roger Hallam that climate change will kill 6 billion people by 2100 is unsupported
SOURCE: Roger Hallam, BBC News
Published: 22 Aug 2019