'Some of the most formidable opponents of climate hysteria include politically liberal physics Nobel laureate, Ivar Giaever; Freeman Dyson; father of the Gaia Hypothesis, James Lovelock | Climate Depot

'Left-center chemist, Fritz Vahrenholt, one of the fathers of the German environmental movement'

Flashback: Left-wing Env. Scientist Bails Out Of Global Warming Movement: Declares it a 'corrupt social phenomenon...strictly an imaginary problem of the 1st World middleclass'

350 | Climate Challenge: Two Questions for Mitt Romney

If you happen to land on Mitt Romney’s website, try to check out his policy positions on climate change. But don’t look for them for too long; there’s nothing on there about the most pressing issue facing the planet. That's right, he doesn't even mention climate change.

Romney doesn’t talk much about how humans are warming the planet while campaigning either, and when he does, his words are down right scary. He calls cap and trade, a Republican idea, a “radical feel-good” policy that would have “devastating results for people across the planet.” He has said that on Day 1 of his administration that he would approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which would bring 900,000 barrels of the world’s dirtiest oil, tar sands crude from Canada, down through the US for export.

Joe Romm - Language Intelligence | Point of Inquiry

If you ever want to understand why scientists—and people devoted to reason and critical thinking—fare so poorly getting their message across, you are going to want to listen to this show.

Confirmation Bias: Why Both Sides Of The Global Warming Debate Are Nearly Always Right - Forbes

Ridley argues that scientists are just as prone to confirmation bias as everybody else…a tendency to look for evidence to support rather than test your own ideas. Yet he doesn’t see that tendency as necessarily a bad thing.