'70s Scientists More Worried about Warming than Cooling

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Thomas Peterson of the National Climatic Data Center has finally and convincingly dismissed the mythical ’70s “consensus” that the planet was in imminent danger of cooling. In fact, his research shows that the overwhelming majority of scientific articles during that period were already predicting global warming.

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