by John Bellamy Foster This essay was published in the 8 June 2007 issue of the Indypendent and in MRzine. It is posted here with the author’s permission. During the last year the global warming debate has reached a turning point. Due to the media...
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Paul York, an organizer of Students Against Climate Change at the University of Toronto, recently submitted the following comments on Ian Angus’s article Confronting the Climate Change Crisis. Ian’s response follows Paul’s comments Ian, this...
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Climate Change CO2lonialism
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by Nick Davies additional research by Natasha Gilbert From The Guardian, Saturday June 2, 2007 In autumn 2005, three journalists working for the environmental group the Centre for Science and Environment decided to investigate some of the Indian...
More on Ottawa's Fraudulent Global Warming Plan
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Pamphlet: Fidel Castro on Global Warming, Biofuels and World Hunger
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NASA: Earth's Climate Is Approaching Dangerous Point
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