What's Up with the Weather?


	What's Up with the Weather?

DMCourt

3-10-2007 1:03 AM

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global warming, weather, climate change

DMCourt says:

Interview with Dr. S. Fred Singer from Nova Frontline. Singer has been a leading skeptic of the scientific consensus on global warming. He points out that the scenarios are alarmist, computer models reflect real gaps in climate knowledge, and future warming will be inconsequential or modest at most.

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