We have announced the winners in the professional and general categories here. However, we are not receiving any student directory entries. This could be due to COVID, the time pressure of regular schooling, and possibly fear of peer pressure to write such an essay. So we are trying again. Students may remain anonymous when writing, but must be known by WUWT staff in order to claim their prize.
We believe this essay competition will help attract a younger group of climate realists and gain more visibility into a rational view of climate change.
In short, this is a contest.
Topic: Is there really a climate crisis?
Write the best arguments against the theory of catastrophic man-made global warming to convince your neighbors that there is no climate crisis.
Entry:
General public: Which reader does not fall into the following two cases?Experts: Scientists, engineers, graduate students, doctoral candidates- Student: Undergraduate students, high school students, and high school students.
Cash prizes:
- First prize in the student category: $2,000
- Second prize in the student category: $800
- All winners will receive a signed copy of me bookplus up to 20 copies to distribute to other students.
Summary of contest rules:
- Only for students, Middle School, High School and University
- The essays must question the correctness of the theory of catastrophic man-made global warming.
- All entries must be submitted electronically.
- All entries must be written in English.
- All entries must be composed in Microsoft Word.
- Entries must be 1500 words or less, excluding titles and citations.
- Graphics and tables are welcome.
- Citations/references are encouraged.
- Winners may remain anonymous, but must be confirmed by WUWT staff.
- Application deadline: Monday, August 15, 2022.
- The winning essays will be announced and published by the end of August 31, 2022.
All winning essays, judged by a panel of climate experts and journalists, will be published here, some non-winning essays may also be published.
It is important that we help the world understand that a deep understanding of climate science cannot support the theory of man-made global warming or the so-called “climate crisis.” .
Deadline: August 15, 2022 The winning essays will be announced and published by the end of August 31, 2022.
Write, and if you don’t want to submit an essay, tell your friends.
Good luck, Anthony Watts
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