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Kyle Paoletta
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[Criticism]
The Incredible Disappearing Doomsday
How the climate catastrophists learned to stop worrying and love the calm
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
[Podcast]
Changing Views on Climate Change
Fairweather friends of the planet: climate journalism’s abrupt swing from apocalypse to dreamland
Host
Violet Lucca
,
Guest
Kyle Paoletta
on March 20, 2023
[Press Rogue]
One Horse Town
“Twitter isn’t real life.” So declared New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg last week, writing on the budding Democratic presidential primary. In fact, as a source of information on the…
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on May 23, 2019
[Press Rogue]
Playing With Fire
For folks on either coast, the story of climate change is also a story about extreme wealth disparity.
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on May 16, 2019
[Press Rogue]
Boys on the Bus
This week, the cover of Time magazine features Pete Buttigieg and his husband alongside the headline “First Family.” Looking like the definition of middle-American business casual, the pair stands amiably…
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on May 9, 2019
[Press Rogue]
Correct the Record
Last week, President Trump distorted the truth for the ten thousandth time since taking office. That’s according to Glenn Kessler and his fact-checking team at the Washington Post, who have…
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on May 2, 2019
[Press Rogue]
Too Big to Cover
Finally, after months of speculation, Facebook announced on Wednesday that it is prepared to pay up to $5 billion to the Federal Trade Commission for violating an agreement to protect user…
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on April 25, 2019
[Press Rogue]
Crisis Mode
Until recently, the editorial boards of the nation’s leading newspapers agreed on one important fact: there was no crisis at the border. In March, when President Trump declared a national emergency,…
by
Kyle Paoletta
,
on April 18, 2019
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