A Skeptical NAM: All Czech and No Balance

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The notorious National Association of Manufacturers has castigated the press for publishing a story about the inevitability of increasingly disruptive weather, while failing to mention the skepticism  of the president of the Czech Republic – who called belief in climate change a “fatal mistake.”

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