June 24, 2009
Could Australia Blow Apart the Great Global Warming Scare? - RealClearPolitics- global warming news
This is a story that offers hope to defenders of industrial civilization—and a warning to American environmentalists that the climate change they should be afraid of just might be a shift in the intellectual climate. One of the most remarkable changes occurred on April 13, when leading global warming
hysteric Paul Sheehan—who writes for the main Sydney newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald , which has done as much to hype the threat of global warming as any Australian newspaper— reviewed Plimer's book and admitted he was taken aback. It cedes to the global warming rejectionists the high ground of being "evidence-based," and it accepts the characterization of the global warming promoters as dogmatic conformists. Whereas the Labor government controls 32 votes in the Senate, the opposition Liberal-National coalition controls 37 and is committed to vote against it if the Rudd government will not grant more time to consider the outcome of the Copenhagen climate conference in December and US Senate deliberations. However, after speaking to a cross-section of noted scientists, including Ian Plimer, a professor at the University of Adelaide and author of Heaven and Earth , I quickly began to understand that the science on this issue was by no means conclusive…. If a shift in public opinion against the global warming dogma can happen on one side of the earth, it can happen on the other—especially when the US edition of Plimer's book, scheduled for July 1, hits the stands.
hysteric Paul Sheehan—who writes for the main Sydney newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald , which has done as much to hype the threat of global warming as any Australian newspaper— reviewed Plimer's book and admitted he was taken aback. It cedes to the global warming rejectionists the high ground of being "evidence-based," and it accepts the characterization of the global warming promoters as dogmatic conformists. Whereas the Labor government controls 32 votes in the Senate, the opposition Liberal-National coalition controls 37 and is committed to vote against it if the Rudd government will not grant more time to consider the outcome of the Copenhagen climate conference in December and US Senate deliberations. However, after speaking to a cross-section of noted scientists, including Ian Plimer, a professor at the University of Adelaide and author of Heaven and Earth , I quickly began to understand that the science on this issue was by no means conclusive…. If a shift in public opinion against the global warming dogma can happen on one side of the earth, it can happen on the other—especially when the US edition of Plimer's book, scheduled for July 1, hits the stands.
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