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He's an assistant professor of climate communication at George Mason University, and has coauthored several textbooks on climate change. https://communication.g
by moultano 6y ago
He's an assistant professor of climate communication at George Mason University, and has coauthored several textbooks on climate change. https://communication.gmu.edu/people/jcook20 https://communication.gmu.edu/people/jcook20
I'm not able to find any source describing the extent of Greenland's ice sheet during the medieval warm period. If you have one, you should post it. All I can find are temperature records which indicate greenland has been hotter than in the medieval warm period since the 1930s.
- User23 6y agoI have no idea what "assistant professor of climate communication" is supposed to mean, but it sounds like a journalism credential and not a scientific one. I'd wager it was granted in an honorary capacity on account of his website, not because of any scientific work. I do find myself thinking though how would my intellectual heroes view that? What would Edsgar Dijkstra think of someone identifying as an "assistant professor of computing communication?" What would Richard Feynman think of someone identifying as an "assistant professor of physics communication?" While I can't be sure, abductive reasoning tells me their view would likely be dim to say the least.
- moultano 6y agoObvious troll is obvious. You can read his credentials, publications, and the courses he teaches from the page I linked. You're also demonstrating "ad hominem" in the purest form. You ask for sources, I provide them, you ask for credentials, I provide them, but nothing seems to penetrate your awareness.