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Climate Change Myth #010: "Just like in a glass of ice tea--melting ice from global warming won't raise the ocean levels." Other related comments include "Ocean levels won't rise, since frozen water takes up more space than liquid water, so when the ice melts ...

Climate Change Myth #009: "Humans are rather insignificant when compared to the size of the planet and thus really can't cause changes." This was easily true at one time, but since 1800 the human population has increased by six times and the global economy has increased by a factor of 50. That economic increase has ...

Climate Change Myth #008 "The planet is so big it can handle whatever climate changes that might happen". True enough, the planet will be around, but the real question is how many humans will be around and actually enjoy living there? Spokespeople for the US Chamber of Commerce, that in theory represents all businesses and not ...

Climate Change Myth 007: "So fine 2010 may have been the warmest year on record, but the average temperature in a single year does not mean that global warming is really happening." Absolutely correct, but Global Warming hasn't just been happening in the last year, but almost any larger time ...

Kenneth Burridge (Editor-in-Chief of EV.com) talks about myths and facts relating to: Global Warming, Climate Change and the Climate Crisis. One of my pet peeves in this world is misinformation. I won't point fingers at any one particular News Corporation (this time) for purposely misleading the public to perhaps sell ...

How many times have you heard people say something like "I'll be long dead before seeing Global Warming and Climate Change, why should I care what happens in the future?" and/or "Climate Change does not affect me"? In short they feel if Climate Change isn't somehow personally impacting their lives, like those becoming famous living in the Kiribati Islandsthen taking action to help mitigate climate ...

A few curious guys in Amsterdam decide to see just how far they could drive a Nissan LEAF in 24 hours. They picked a route of travel where they could utilize a level 3 DC fast charging network and drove from Noon to Noon starting on a Friday.  This ...