โThe [human] race of which you and I are a part, is great at having consensuses that are in great error. And so I want to get the scientific facts, and find out what the situation isโฆโ
These words were uttered by:
(1) Bjorn Lomborg,
(2) Christopher Monckton,
(3) former Exxon CEO Lee Raymond,
(4) Rep. John Dingell, incoming Democratic chair of the House Energy and Commerce committee
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