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JLF/Reese Institute climate change forum: Part 1 of 8

The John Locke Foundation and Lenoir-Rhyne University's Reese Institute for the Conservation of Natural Resources hosted A Forum on Climate Change: Opposing Views, Feb. 11. 2009, at the Hickory (N....  
 
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digitalfilmvillage (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Dr. John R. Christy is an respectable and award winning scientist. I learn about global warming from him.
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The first speaker is clearly not a scientist, but an activist. He knows nothing about economics. Why is a pseudo-science commenting on economic policy? I give up.
groberts0429 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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To be fair, it seems that the first speaker, Dr. William H. Schlesinger who is an AGW supporter, is a former scientist who has become an activist.

To see more of John R. Christie (who was against the notion of AGW) search for "what do the numbers show" on YouTube. I learned more about climate change in the first 5 minutes of his seminar than in the last 5 years of listening to Al Gore.

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