'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 โ€œconsensusโ€ 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 globalย warming.

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