Category Archives: The Deniers

(June 20, 2008) We’ve done a disservice. I’m talking about the media, in the aggregate, about global warming. Continue reading →

(June 3, 2008) How does the third world insure itself against Lieberman-Warner? Continue reading →

(May 30, 2008) “Scepticism and the questioning of orthodoxies must be an integral part of the scientific process.” Continue reading →

(May 27, 2008) Lawrence Solomon works for Energy Probe, a Canadian environmentalist group dedicated to opposing the nuclear-power industry. Mr. Solomon also writes a weekly column for Toronto’s National Post and is aligned to the Urban Renaissance Institute. One, therefore, might consider him a tried-and-true believer in the concept of man-made global warming. And yes, he was. Continue reading →

(May 21, 2008) The Deniers receieved special mention on the “Political Grapevine” segment of “Special Report with Brit Hume”: Continue reading →

(May 20, 2008) In an opinion piece for the Washington Times, columnist Welsey Pruden looks at new Republican converts to “global-warming hysteria, “including President Bush and John McCain. Continue reading →

(May 20, 2008) Columnist Melanie Phillips in her review of The Deniers for the U.K.’s The Spectator magazine, writes the “provocatively entitled” Deniers “shows that not only is the fabled climate change ‘consensus’ itself a sham but the so-called MMGW (Man-Made Global Warming) ‘deniers’ are by far the more accomplished and distinguished scientists than those pushing the theory as a settled and incontrovertible truth. Continue reading →

(May 20, 2008) An anti-nuclear, Toronto-based, urban-loving, 1970s peace activist who opposes subsidies to the oil industry might be the last person expected to detail cracks in the science of global warming. Continue reading →