Many ask how does one get honest climate information from the Internet. Google began as a great search engine. Unfortunately, is has become the information arm of the liberal Left. Google has 2 problems. It tracks user data, and more importantly, it restricts access to non-approved information.
Many other search engines are better, especially DuckDuckGo, which also has terrific privacy features.
Here’s an easy test which shows how Google restricts information access. Since they use different phrasing symbols, do this. Using quote marks, do a Google search on “Antarctic ice is growing faster than”. Using parentheses, do a DuckDuckGo search on (Antarctic ice is growing faster than). The search results are listed below. Note, search engine results can change by the minute.
Google – 4 hits
DuckDuckGo – 180 hits
Even though 40 percent of the DuckDuckGo results contained titles about “melting ice” or similar phrases, article contents discussed regions of Antarctic ice that are growing.
And yes, you can run the Google search without the “quote” marks and obtain 10.4 million hits. But … just try finding what you’re looking for, because Google essentially buried your target information.
John Shewchuk is a resident of the Village of Calumet Grove.