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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Wrong, Denver Post, Fires and Floods Aren’t Increasing

The Denver Post recently ran an article claiming global warming will cause more severe wildfire seasons, as well as more severe floods in the Western United States. Data indicates that these claims are false;...
Economics and policy

Energy Explained ep1: Oil and Gas

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Climate models

Inside Climate News Confuses Models with Reality

Inside Climate News recently published an article discussing a new model which warns of an impending global food production drop due to climate change. Climate models have proven notoriously bad at describing reality, and...
Climate change impacts

Sorry, Washington Post, Snow and Dogsledding Are Safe in Michigan

A recent Washington Post article about dogsledding in Michigan claims that human caused climate change has reduced the season for racing due to warmer temperatures and less snowpack. Data show that there is no...
Alarmist messengers/claims

Thanks, Epoch Times, For Reporting on the Good News About This Roo

A recent Epoch Times article details the resurgence of one iconic Australian animal species impacted by the “Black Summer” fires of 2019-2020. The story out of Australia demonstrates, once again, the resilience of animal...
Climate change impacts

Contra The Economist, Coffee and Tea Are Thriving in East Africa

A recent article in The Economist claims climate change is harming the production of coffee and tea in East Africa; Kenya in particular. This is false. As the earth has modestly warmed, coffee and...
Climate change impacts

Poll Shows Maryland Residents Don’t Know Climate Facts; Thanks, Baltimore Sun, for Misleading Them

A recent survey of Maryland residents' thoughts about climate change found that the majority of Marylanders believe that climate change is having some degree of present negative effect; through the weather, on sea levels,...
Economic harm

Wall Street Journal Notes Some Democrats Give Tentative Support for Natural Gas

The Wall Street Journal published an article “Chief of U.S. Energy Regulator Gives Climate Endorsement to Natural Gas,” which describes how Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Chairman Richard Glick says increased use of natural...
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