There’s been a small burst of skepticism about the science of climate change in the media in the past few months, as if arguments usually confined to dark corners of the internet oozed out into hallway. This was encapsulated in the well-researched but misleading article in the Economist that suggested the climate may be much less sensitive to greenhouse gases than previously thought. This emergence of skeptical arguments in the public realm is in sharp contrast to last fall, when concern about climate change was supposedly increasing, both among the media, and in opinion polls.
Weather developments have added nuance to discussions on climate change
- Post author:Environmental Advocates NY
- Post published:May 16, 2013
- Post category:Uncategorized
Tags: Climate Change
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