Home Climate411 Environmental Justice Risks from Hyper-Local Monitoring are Exaggerated Climate411Middle Column Environmental Justice Risks from Hyper-Local Monitoring are Exaggerated By Christina Norman - February 23, 2021 100 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg However, the monitors used over-estimated inhalable particulate concentrations considerably, particularly at the higher rates they claimed are hurting local communities. As a result, the numbers that they claim prove the need to act are incorrect. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleThe Return of Sue and SettleNext articleGoogle Fires Ethics Heads for Questioning the Global Warming Impact of AI Guest Blogger LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Aussie Bushfire Madness: Fuel Load Not an Issue, All Climate Change Climate411 Reducing available fuel seems and obvious strategy for fire risk management. But according to the CSIRO, the real culprit is climate change. Read more The Tragedy of the Climate Wars Climate411 Consistently demonizing those who think differently than you makes it harder, if not impossible, to forge alliances. Read more Environment Agency Stokes Flood Fears Climate411 Flooding is terrible for those involved, but from a nationwide wide viewpoint is no more than an irritant. To deliberately peddle the lie that... Read more
