From Mother Jones By Kate Sheppard – Feb. 26
Patrick Michaels has more credibility than your average climate skeptic. Unlike some of the kookier characters that populate the small world of climate denialists—like Lord Christopher Monckton, a sometime adviser to Margaret Thatcher who claims that “We are a carbon-starved planet,” or H. Leighton Steward, a...
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Most Credible Climate Skeptic Not So Credible After All
Most Credible Climate Skeptic Not So Credible After All
From Mother Jones By Kate Sheppard – Feb. 26
Patrick Michaels has more credibility than your average climate skeptic. Unlike some of the kookier characters that populate the small world of climate denialists—like Lord Christopher Monckton, a sometime adviser to Margaret Thatcher who claims that “We are a carbon-starved planet,” or H. Leighton Steward, a...
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