The Weather Channel Publicly Calls Out Breitbart For Claiming Global Warming Isn’t Real
The Weather Channel just pulled a Taylor Swift and asked to be excluded from a narrative, one that they have never asked to be a part of.
You see, Breitbart published an article last week that used some Weather Channel information to claim that global warming isn’t real. The Weather Channel is not happy about it. They are not happy at all. Look at this:
“Last week, Breitbart dot com published an article claiming that global warming was nothing but a scare and global temperatures were actually falling, Problem is, they used a compeltely unrelated video about La Nina — with my face in it! — to attempt to back their point,” said meteorologist Kait Parker, in her scathing takedown.
Before listing step-by-step how and why Breitbart’s article is all wrong, she said, “Here’s the thing: science doesn’t care about your opinion. Cherry-picking and twisting the facts will not change the future, nor the fact — note: fact, not opinion — that the earth is warming.”
The tweet that went along with the video has already gotten some major attention today:
Note to @BreitbartNews: Earth Is Not Cooling, Climate Change Is Real and Stop Using Our Video to Mislead Americans https://t.co/ipP0fD2BEg pic.twitter.com/ypSMJ4eML6
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) December 6, 2016
Now, there’s just one topical question left…
Note to @BreitbartNews: Earth Is Not Cooling, Climate Change Is Real and Stop Using Our Video to Mislead Americans https://t.co/ipP0fD2BEg pic.twitter.com/ypSMJ4eML6
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) December 6, 2016
Watch Parker tear into the conservative bastion above and then read the Weather Channel’s entire article here.
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