Commentary on John Tierney’s article in the New York Times on why those who disagree with the so-called global warming consensus are dismissed as corporate shills.http://inertiawins.blogspot.com/2008/03/cooler-perspective-on-global-warming.html

So which network provides the least amount of coverage to the other side of the global warming debate? Interesting study indeed.http://conservativeblogtherapy.blogspot.com/2008/03/bmi-special-report-global-warming.html

More details on the International Conference on Climate Change to be held in Manhattan March 2-4. Over 100 scientists will be there to present the other side of the global warming debate.
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A dozen-or-so reasons why the global warming debate isn’t settled.
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James M. Taylor, of the Heartland Institute, shares his thoughts on why the global warming debate isn’t over and goes on to say that those who preach the consensus myth have no credibility.
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Open letter to UN Chief from 100 scientists who don’t agree the global warming debate is over. From the letter it appears that everything observed is inside normal variations. Now the complicated part is getting Al Gore to debate the issue.
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Now Australia is reporting on the 400 scientists that are skeptical of man-made global warming. Apparently the scientists’ reports debunk Al Gore’s theories on global warming as he continues to compare global warming skeptics to members of the Flat Earth Society.
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The author presents some compelling evidence that man-made global warming is a hoax. Definitely an interesting read.
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Isn’t it the environmentalists that keep us from clearing out underbrush in forests to help keep forest fires in check? This is more misinformation perpetrated by the global warming crowd.
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The number of people surveyed before and after a global warming debate who thought global warming is a crisis fell from 57% to 42%.
Read More: www.realclearpolitics.com