The name Katharine Hayhoe may not ring a bell for you. It certainly didn’t for several X users who noted in various posts this week that they were casualties of what appeared to be her mass-blocking binge.
Hayhoe, a political science professor and public health program associate in the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, apparently cut off dozens of conservative commentators, Texas Tech alumni, climatologists who dissent from left-wing narratives, and others on X from viewing her feed even though many had never interacted with her account before.
Hayhoe isn’t a nobody simply fending off randoms. She made waves earlier this year after she let a shamanic chieftess cough on her head to kick off a “Climate Crisis and Consequences” panel at the 2024 annual World Economic Forum meeting.
In addition to her WEF ties and a lengthy list of awards and accolades for her climate alarmism, Hayhoe has gained popularity in Christian evangelical circles, and Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary even tapped her to speak multiple times after she claimed to know how to “reconcile Christianity and climate science.”
Despite her popularity in the leftist-laced world of climate panic, Hayhoe is not interested in sharing her work with anybody and everybody on the internet. If you disagree with her narrow views on climate change or anything else, or follow or engage with someone who does, you are eligible for her blacklist.
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