Climate Denial Crock of the Week/Mars Attacks Remixed

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I’m remixing a number of the Climate Denial Crock of the Week videos, in order to address some comments viewers have had.

Number one, my sound mixing and quality have sometimes left something to be desired, and I’ve gotten some better equipment and more experience, so I can make them a lot easier to listen to.

Number two, people have asked for related URLs and sites they can go to, in order to follow up on arguments presented in the video, so I am doing that here.

The first-up remix is my debunking of the perennial denier favorite, ‘There’s Global Warming on Mars”, one of my favorites for content, and biggest embarrassments for sound….

Here are the supporting links.

“Climate Change on Mars”
“Pluto is warming”
Supposed warming on other planets
Uranus cooling

Related vid – Solar Schmolar
Discussions here:
Skeptical Science
New Scientist – Mars and Pluto
New Scientist – Warming on other Planets
RealClimate – Warming on Mars?

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