First it was John Tierney’s New York Times article that cast a shadow of doubt on Al Gore’s global warming myth. Now Jeff Jacobey from the Boston Globe is following in his footsteps. As more time passes, more mainstream media is waking up to the fact that the debate isn’t over on man-made climate change.
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Unusual weather is always blamed on global warming but is always compared to some other time in the past. In this article (scroll down to the middle of the page for the global warming bit), Britain’s storm surge was compared to a similar event from 1953. Just like how it’s not been this hot on Earth in 600,000 years or whatever. Was there global warming back then? How did humans cause it then?
Read More: www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/01/06/nbook106.xml

Grant Swank, of the Conservative Voice, provides more coverage of John Tierney’s New York Times article that debunks Al Gore’s religion of global warming nonsense.
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More news coverage of John Tierney’s anti-global warming article in the New York Times. From the unreported record sea ice growth in Antarctica and other inconvenient truths dealing with high temperature forecasts being inaccurate.
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More commentary on John Tierney’s New York Times article debunking Al Gore and his global warming/climate change myth. The web is abuzz with John’s commentary and he has become somewhat of a hero to us global warming debunkers.
Read More: www.nationalledger.com

Well-thought and fascinating article by New York Times science writer John Tierney. In it, John discusses how the global warming movement has been trained on how to only look for, and report on, the climate change aspects that support their cause.
Read More: www.nytimes.com