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Climate Change Reconsidered: Press Conference
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The Third International Conference on Climate Change was held in Washington, DC on June 2, 2009 at the Washington Court Hotel, 525 New Jersey Avenue NW. It called attention to widespread dissent to the asserted “consensus” on various aspects of climate change and global warming. The conference’s theme was “Climate Change: Scientific Debate and Economic Analysis.” The theme reflects the fact that the scientific debate is not over and that economic analysis is more important than ever, now that legislation is being seriously considered. The real science and economics of climate change support the view that global warming is not a crisis and that immediate action to reduce emissions is not necessary. This is, in fact, the emerging consensus view of scientists outside the IPCC and most economists outside environmental advocacy groups. The complete program for the Second International Conference on Climate Change, including links to videos and PowerPoint presentations, is here. A copy of the printed program from that conference, which includes cosponsor information and brief biographies of all speakers, can be downloaded in Adobe’s PDF format here. Click here for the full proceedings of the First International Conference on Climate Change -- including audio and video for more than 100 speakers.
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Climate Change Reconsidered
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EPA Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
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The Skeptic's HandbookRise above the mud-slinging in the global warming debate. The Skeptic's Handbook, by Australian science communicator Joanne Nova, offers the strategies and tools you need to cut through the red herrings and avoid the traps.
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Is the U.S. Surface Temperature Record Reliable?How do we know global warming is a problem if we can't trust the U.S. temperature record? In this pathbreaking report, meteorologist Anthony Watts presents the results of the first-ever comprehensive review of the quality of data coming from the National Weather Service’s network of stations.
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