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Showing Original Post only (View all)Nobel Award Winners ask Greenpeace to stand on scientific consensus, instead of against it [View all]
A letter signed by over 100 scholars attempts to get Greenpeace to re-think opposition to genetically-modified organisms (GMOs).https://storify.com/mem_somerville/nobel-award-winners-ask-greenpeace-to-stand-on-sci
So, in the past, what has Greenpeace thought about the opinions of Nobel laureates? Hmm....
(A Greenpeace tweet):
When #Nobel laureates say humans need to live more sustainably, we should probably listen, shouldnt we? http://grnpc.org/IgHcH
So Greenpeace in the past celebrated Peter Doherty, Brian Schmidt, Ada Yonath and asked us to hear them....Hmm. Ok, so the Nobelists didn't ruin treasured historical sites, and they didn't climb Greenpeace's headquarters. But they seem to have been heard (by the world, if not by Greenpeace). I wanted to keep a running list of the pieces about this story.
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This Reuters piece at CBC is one of my favorites. From the piece: "Greenpeace officials called the event a publicity stunt." Yeah, Greenpeace is so opposed to publicity stunts. My ass. I was noticing that none of the coverage had the bogus syringe-tomato images, but many of them used photos of past Greenpeace publicity stunts--because there are so many to choose from.
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Greenpeace jumped the shark years ago. Will those who remain work to right this ship, finally?
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HuckleB
Jul 2016
OP
Hardly, although you said that about me on a thread yesterday and on another the day before that.
proverbialwisdom
Jul 2016
#11
No, I am not "being quite disgusting." It is regrettable that you or anyone might feel that way.
proverbialwisdom
Jul 2016
#14
The content of your constant spam posts promoting debunked views is very disgusting.
HuckleB
Jul 2016
#17
I POST SOLIDLY VETTED INFORMATION ONLY, not opinion. Disregard or explore, as you wish. nt
proverbialwisdom
Jul 2016
#21
A cherry picked opinion piece by someone not even in the field is your defense of the indefensible.
HuckleB
Jul 2016
#16
It's peer reviewed work by a highly regarded anthropologist working on this specific problem.
kristopher
Jul 2016
#18
The mouthbreathers are just gonna try to say that the Nobel laureates are
Dr Hobbitstein
Jul 2016
#9