Linnea Lueken

https://www.heartland.org/about-us/who-we-are/linnea-lueken
Linnea Lueken is a Research Fellow with the Arthur B. Robinson Center on Climate and Environmental Policy. While she was an intern with The Heartland Institute in 2018, she co-authored a Heartland Institute Policy Brief "Debunking Four Persistent Myths About Hydraulic Fracturing."
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Thanks, Colorado Springs Gazette, for Warning of the Dangers of “Climate Change Catastrophism”

The editorial board of the Colorado Springs Gazette published an article describing the harm being caused by “climate change catastrophism,” the constant repetition of woefully overstated claims about the risk of climate change. The...
Carbon tax

CNN Is Right, Carbon Credits Won’t Reduce Emissions

A recent article by CNN describes U.S. climate “czar” John Kerry’s latest plan to use carbon credits to raise enough money to help developing nations recover from alleged climate change impacts, as well as...
Climate record

Daily Sceptic Reports on Research Showing U.S. Warming is Exaggerated by 50 Percent

A recent post from The Daily Sceptic describes new research conducted by scientists seeking to accurately determine U.S. surface temperatures after the influence of the urban heat island effect is removed. The results revealed...
Extreme Weather

Despite Predictions, 2022 Hurricane Season Nears End with Below Normal Activity

While announcing the formation of the latest named storm, recent AccuWeather forecasts say the 2022 hurricane season isn't over yet, saying that there is still potential for tropical storms to form in the Caribbean...
Climate change impacts

No, BBC, Potato Crops Are Not at Risk from Modest Warming

A recent article by BBC News covers research that claims potato crops in the British Isles may be significantly harmed by climate change. This claim does not appear to have any evidence behind it,...
Economic harm

Thanks, Center Square, For Reporting on the Effects of High Fossil Fuel Prices on Food Prices

The Center Square reports that a recent study is predicting food prices will remain high into 2023. The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute’s Senior Research Associate Ben Brown told The Center Square that...
Wildfires

Sacramento Bee, Your Wildfire Emissions Story Misses Large Decline in Wildfires, Amid Modest Warming

A recent article in The Sacramento Bee (The Bee) describes a study claiming the carbon dioxide emitted by California’s busy 2020 wildfire season dwarfed the 71 million ton emission reduction the state has achieved annually through...
Meat and Agriculture

True, The Epoch Times, Targeting Livestock Emissions Would be Harmful and Ineffective

An article in The Epoch Times describes recent efforts in Australia and globally to target farmers and reduce methane emissions from cattle and other domestic livestock in order to fight climate change. The Epoch...
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