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Facts about scientific consensus increase climate change acceptance
Telling non-scientists about how many scientists agree on climate change - their consensus - may help strengthen their beliefs.Ellen Phiddian (Cosmos Magazine)
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His channel is dedicated to communicating climate science and combating #misinformation about global warming. Because we think that his channel deserves more followers we are plugging it here:
https://skepticalscience.com/video-channel-all-about-climate.html?SkS+Mastodon
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Plugging a video channel: All about Climate
All About Climate is a Youtube channel dedicated to communicating climate science and combating misinformation about global warming. It is run by Roshan Salgado D'Arcy - or 'Rosh' for short.Skeptical Science
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"the more we see something repeated, the more likely we are to believe it to be true.”
Thread about the “Illusory Truth Effect” and why it is so important NOT to repeat lies on social media (or elsewhere), even with the intention of debunking them.
https://newsie.social/@ZhiZhu/109530716627287778
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A new study suggests that providing an "accurate alternative" is most effective.
Misleading graphs can omit baselines to exaggerate differences and cherry-pick sections of data to hide greater trends. The other methods tested included providing a warning arrow pointing to the issue or an educational or general text warning next to the graph.
https://doi.org/10.22323/2.21070207
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Debunking strategies for misleading bar charts
Graphs are useful to communicate concisely about complex issues. Although they facilitate intuitive reading of data, trends, and predictions, hasty readers may still come to the wrong conclusions, especially if graphs are misleading due to violated d…JCOM - The Journal of Science Communication