Alarmist professor Peter Doran tries to "fix" record on global warming

"There is no debate," he said. "There are a few people on the fringes who make a living out of being contrarian, but you can't ignore the long-term trends.

"We need to get over this argument whether global warming is real or not. It is real. It's time to start arguing what to do about it."

Former President Clinton suggests that trace amounts of CO2 might kill us all

Asked to identify the biggest problem facing the world, Clinton offered a three-part answer:

In the short term, the economic downturn, fed in part by an underlying and growing gap between rich and poor.

In the medium term, terrorism, weapons of mass destruction and other security concerns.

In the long term, climate change. This is the biggie, the one that can wipe us out, he said.