“Debunking the ‘modern green religion'” Published in Catholic Standards – Do you support it?
Essay by Eric Worrall
Archbishop Julian Porteous of Tasmania, Australia is fuming for promoting the climate words “dener” Ian Plimer, on the seventh anniversary of Pope’s climate encyclical “Laudato Si”.
Archbishop accused of promoting climate change deniers’ views on anniversary of Pope’s landmark letter
The archbishop of Tasmania has been accused of promoting a climate change advocate at the same time the global church is marking the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si: Take care of the home our common.
Main attractions:
- The official publication of the Catholic Church in Tasmania published an article citing a climate change denier
- The article comes at a time when the global church is marking the seventh anniversary of Pope Francis’ encyclical Laudato Si: on caring for our common home.
- Tasmanian concerned Catholics say the article has caused widespread concern among the faithful
The May issue of the Catholic Standard includes an article titled Exposing ‘modern green religion’, a report on a speech by Geology Professor Ian Plimer in Hobart at the invitation of the Christopher Center Dawson, an advisory organization founded by Archbishop Julian Porteous.
In the article, Catherine Sheehan, communications coordinator for the Archdiocese of Hobart, writes: “Professor Ian Plimer has written his most recent book on what he believes is a disturbing trend in the debate. science of climate change.
“He argues that the movement that claims human activity is the cause of global warming has been transformed into a ‘modern green religion’ that fills the void left by the decline of Christianity. tradition in the Western countries of the First World.
“For 25 years, Professor Plmer has asked scientists to provide even one study that clearly shows that human emissions of carbon dioxide are causing global warming. So far, he insists no such evidence has been presented. ”
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Ten climate scientists reviewed the paper for Climate Feedback, a global network of scientists who fact-checks and analyzes claims made in the media, and said: In the case of three other op-es written by Plimer that we have previously evaluated, reviewers unanimously rate the scientific reliability of this paper as ‘very low’ … scientists confirm identify a large number of incorrect or inaccurate statements about how the Earth’s climate system works, how the climate has changed in Earth’s history, and what we know about its effects. Climate change continues. ”
The article was also found to be in violation of the Australian Press Council standards.
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The article “Expose the ‘modern green religion'” is available here. All too lightly for a climate critique, which points out that the electric vehicle industry is promoting child slave labor in Africa’s cobalt mines, challenging the environmental credence of renewable energy, defies claims that we are experiencing extraordinary climate change. Also mentioned The book “Green Murder” by Ian Plimer.
Heaven forbids Catholics to pay attention Proverbs 31:8 : – “Speak up on behalf of the voiceless, and for the benefit of all the vulnerable”. There is a constant effort to censor climate skepticsor even jail climate skepticsfor not agreeing with others in public.
The other things Child slavery in Africa’s EV Cobalt battery mineor Chinese Uighur slaves produce cheap solar panels for the green energy revolution of the Westcan be done with more people speaking out on their behalf.
ABC stated “The article was also found to be in violation of the Australian Press Council standards.“. I can’t find any reference to any of the above Press Council website. But we are talking about the same agency that tried to try James Delingpole for violating standards, when The wind turbines proposed by Delingpole are a noisy, medically harmful government-funded Ponzi schemeso I don’t take anything the Press Council says too seriously.
One thing this has overtaken the top buzz has been the widespread publicity for the Catholic Standard article. It doesn’t seem like the clean climate at ABC intended.
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