Implicatures in the Tweets of Climate Change Skeptics by Bahaa-eddin Hassan

“… The article attempts to provide a speech act analysis of tweets which are posted by climate change skeptics. It argues that their deliberate flouting and violation of Grice’s Cooperative Principle show that substitute overt denial by conversational implicatures which show skepticism. …”
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A Mission for MARS: The Success of Climate Change Skeptic Rhetoric in the US by Alexander Ruser

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Replication Materials: How Do Climate Change Skeptics Engage with Opposing Views Online? by Bright, J, Oswald, L

Current surveys may underestimate climate change skepticism evidence from list experiments in Germany and the USA. by Liam F Beiser-McGrath, Thomas Bernauer

“…Individuals in the top 20% of the income distribution in the United States and supporters of conservative parties in Germany exhibit significantly higher climate change skepticism according to the list experiment, relative to conventional measures. …”
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White Identity and Climate Change Skepticism: Assessing the Mediating Roles of Social Dominance Orientation and Conspiratorial Ideation by Matthew Grindal, Dilshani Sarathchandra, Kristin Haltinner

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Climate Change Skeptics’ Environmental Concerns and Support for Clean Energy Policy: A Case Study of the US Pacific Northwest by Dilshani Sarathchandra, Kristin Haltinner

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How climate change skeptics (try to) spread their ideas: Using computational methods to assess the resonance among skeptics' and legacy media. by Silke Adam, Ueli Reber, Thomas Häussler, Hannah Schmid-Petri

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Risk Perception through Exemplarity: Hurricanes as Climate Change Examples and Counterexamples in Norwegian News Media by Kyrre Kverndokk

“…This shift provides an argumentative space for climate change skeptics to perform counterarguments that juggle between probability and exemplarity. …”
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Risk Perception through Exemplarity: Hurricanes as Climate Change Examples and Counterexamples in Norwegian News Media by Kyrre Kverndokk

“…This shift provides an argumentative space for climate change skeptics to perform counterarguments that juggle between probability and exemplarity. …”
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Climate Change / by Gillard, Arthur, editor 652022, Gale Group (Online service) 651863

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A Survey Instrument to Measure Skeptics’ (Dis)Trust in Climate Science by Dilshani Sarathchandra, Kristin Haltinner

“…We introduce a new survey instrument developed using data gathered from interviewing 33 self-identified climate change skeptics in Idaho. The survey items capture skeptics’ beliefs regarding climate scientists’ trustworthiness and credibility, their deference to scientific authority, and their perceptions of alienation from the climate science community. …”
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Estimating Causal Effects When the Treatment Affects All Subjects Simultaneously: An Application by Chiara Binelli

“…Second, by applying a methodology that relies on few directly testable assumptions and is easy to replicate, we provide robust evidence of the man-made nature of global warming, which could reduce incentives to turn to biased sources of information that fuels climate change skepticism.…”
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Themes of climate change agency: a qualitative study on how people construct agency in relation to climate change by Heidi Toivonen

“…The most common agency theme was Collective, followed by Individual, Critical, and Threatened agency. Climate change skepticism was displayed mostly within Critical agency, where the speakers presented themselves as intellectual and critically thinking individuals, drawing from scientific rhetoric while criticizing and misrepresenting climate science. …”
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"My worries are rational, climate change is not": habitual ecological worrying is an adaptive response. by Bas Verplanken, Deborah Roy

“…Qualifications such as "global warming hysteria" and "energy policy schizophrenia" put forward by some climate change skeptics, usually outside the academic arena, may suggest that people who seriously worry about the environment suffer from psychological imbalance. …”
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The climate change consensus extends beyond climate scientists by J S Carlton, Rebecca Perry-Hill, Matthew Huber, Linda S Prokopy

“…These results suggest that scientists who are climate change skeptics are outliers and that the majority of scientists surveyed believe in anthropogenic climate change and that climate science is credible and mature.…”
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Reversing a tyranny of cascading shoreline‐protection decisions driving coastal habitat loss by Rachel K. Gittman, Steven B. Scyphers, Christopher J. Baillie, Anna Brodmerkel, Jonathan H. Grabowski, Mariah Livernois, Abigail K. Poray, Carter S. Smith, F. Joel Fodrie

“…Further, respondents who expressed climate‐change skepticism and preference for shoreline hardening were opposed to shoreline‐hardening restrictions. …”
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Public interest in climate change over the past decade and the effects of the ‘climategate’ media event by William R L Anderegg, Gregory R Goldsmith

“…We use a novel, freely-available dataset of worldwide web search term volumes to assess temporal patterns of interest in climate change over the past ten years, with a particular focus on looking at indicators of climate change skepticism around the high-profile media events. …”
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