Per Edman wrote:
Yes, that is what the book is about. He isn't criticizing "alternate"
scientific hypotheses that explain the current rate of climate change,
his book is about a campaign of consciously teaching the controversy.
I doubt that it takes a book to understand that for-profit
corporations and right-wing think tanks lobby to get their viewpoints in
the mainstream press. This is Business as usual.
Forgetting for a moment, of course, that "climate alarmists" have
scientific consensus on their side, right? If there is such a "very
same" campaign for the side of science, please elucidate.
There is no scientific consensus. Science doesn't work that way.
There is evidence, verification and theory. There is a body of evidence
that increasingly contradicts the claims of "consensus" scientists and
calls to question the methodology of large organizations lobbying for AGW.
The "very same campaign" is the IPCC, Al Gore and mainstream media.
Hayduke
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