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  • Fossil fuels are terrible. If I could get in a time machine and go back to the 1700s, I'd do everything I could to make sure the industrial revolution never happened, right? The answer may surprise you! Learn more about the ins and outs of climate change on this episode of Global Weirding!
  • You can't trust those climate models. They're already fixed to get the exact answer you're looking for. And even then they're always wrong, right? The short answer is no, the long answer is on this episode of Global Weirding!
  • First they told us it was the spray cans, now they're saying it's our cars that are the problem. I thought they fixed that hole in the ozone, right? Learn more about the ins and outs of climate change on this episode of Global Weirding!
  • It's freezing outside, so clearly all the global warming is a bunch of hooey, right? Learn more about the ins and outs of climate change on this episode of Global Weirding!
  • We’ve heard Texas’ power grid came close to total failure early the morning of Feb. 15, but not exactly how close. Officials at the Electric Reliability…
  • Texans don't care about climate change, this state will live and die on fossil fuels, right? Learn a bit about the great state of Texas that might surprise you on this second episode of Global Weirding!
  • Global warming... Climate change... Whatever people are calling it these days, it hasn't been around for that long, right? Learn about the history of climate science and how we got to now on this first episode of Global Weirding.
  • Regardless of what we might think about climate change, many of us have bought into a very insidious myth about it... You are listening to Global Weirding, the podcast! Visit globalweirdingseries.com to watch video versions of every episode.
  • On this edition of Inside Texas Tech we visit with Political Science Professor Seth McKee about the mandates issued toward the EPA. Specifically the…
  • Texas Tech is adding a little extra green to the usual holiday colors this season, thanks to an update to a beloved campus tradition. 2014's Carol of…