Delingpole: ‘Climate Change’ Is No More Credible than Magic Says Top Physicist- Biased Article


This article discusses the different reasons why people believe that global warming exists and then denounces and disproves them. This author uses inflammatory language and keywords like idiots, magic, brainwashed, and exaggerated to convey his message. By choosing this word choice, it makes his argument less scientific and factual and more opinion based. This article is clearly biased toward his personal opinion on climate change and could definitely sway a reader's opinion.



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  1. AnonymousNovember 10, 2017 at 10:48 AM

    I agree that the authors use of personal opinion throughout the passage makes it seem less educated and factual.

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