Rap attack on climate change sceptics hits home | Damian Carrington | Environment | guardian.co.uk

Can comedy rap reach the people conventional campaigning can't? On the evidence of this video, I think yes.
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In case you've missed it, take a look at this video (unless swearing offends you). It made me ask if comedy rap is an effective campaigning tool, and it certainly made me smile. Made by working Australian climate scientists for a television show, it lampoons the fact that virtually all climate sceptics are not scientists.
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The climate rap predictably induced confected outrage in the sceptics over the bad language. None addressed the central point that most sceptics are not scientists.

Volunteers survey elk fatalities around Mount St. Helens

After the harsh winter of 2008, more than 150 elk carcasses were counted in the wildlife area, despite a hay feeding program for the animals.

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Global warming propagandists hardest hit.