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Helping Hands Secular Ministry

melissa-is-ydgn:

Our goal is to create a community that is based on no ideology or belief except the desire to tell…

Hey you! Stop scrolling for a sec? I need your help!

Please take a second to check out my friend’s non profit organization! It’s a secular community whose goal is to bring together religious and secular communities and give them a place to freely discuss their stories and faith with each other in a non-judgmental, peaceful environment. We promote unity.

He just started out and needs a lot of help. So please reblog this, tell your friend and family, and like the Facebook page and share it if you use Facebook!

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Is the science settled?

climateadaptation:

A group of volunteers have given up their time over the last few years to answer the question, once and for all, as to whether the “science is settled”.
People will generally defer to the judgment of experts, and they trust climate scientists on the subject of global warming.

To resolve this question once and for all, we reviewed the abstracts (paragraph-long summaries) of over 12,000 peer-reviewed scientific papers published between 1991 and 2011 with the keywords “global warming” and “global climate change.” Our team was comprised of a citizen science team of two dozen volunteers from around the world. Team members’ home countries included Australia, USA, Canada, UK, New Zealand, Germany, Finland, and Italy.

Most of the ratings were done by a dozen team members, who each read more than a thousand abstracts in their spare time over the span of several months. Analysing the data and writing the paper took close to another year after that. We didn’t receive any funding or compensation for our efforts; it was entirely a voluntary effort driven by the desire to settle the issue of scientific climate consensus once and for all.

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That one time the Doctor became Carl Sagan.

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dendroica: As predicted by chemistry, change in the Arctic Ocean is accelerating as temperatures warm faster than the global average, as the sea ice melts, as northern rivers run stronger and faster, delivering more fresh water farther into the northernmost ocean, and as we continue blasting an ever increasing quantity of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The Arctic Ocean Acidification Assessment, a new report from the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program (AMAP), presents these 10 key findings: 10 Key Findings From a Rapidly Acidifying Arctic Ocean | Mother Jones Zoom

dendroica:

As predicted by chemistry, change in the Arctic Ocean is accelerating as temperatures warm faster than the global average, as the sea ice melts, as northern rivers run stronger and faster, delivering more fresh water farther into the northernmost ocean, and as we continue blasting an ever increasing quantity of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. The Arctic Ocean Acidification Assessment, a new report from the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program (AMAP), presents these 10 key findings:

10 Key Findings From a Rapidly Acidifying Arctic Ocean | Mother Jones

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Arguments from Global Warming Skeptics: What the science really says

climateadaptation:

This page examines the science and common arguments of global warming skepticism. Common objections like ‘global warming is caused by the sun’, ‘temperature has changed naturally in the past’ or ‘other planets are warming too’ are examined to see what the science really says.

An excellent resource to bookmark.

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propagandery:

Stardust (by PostPanic)

From Dutch designer and director Mischa Rozema comes Stardust — a breathtaking short film based on a combination of real NASA footage and science fiction imagery, celebrating the legacy of the Voyager 1 and inspired by Dutch graphic designer Arjan Groot, who passed away from cancer at the age of 39.

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