Another Zinger from Singer: Can The Movie Be Far Behind?

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onNov 10, 2006 @ 14:16 PST

In a new book, veteran skeptic S. Fred Singer claims that global warming is perfectly nature, unrelated to human-generated carbon emissions and caused by variations in solar intensity. Ooops!

Singer and his co-author, Dennis Avery, contend rising sea levels won’t swamp coastal cities โ€œbecause 90 percent of the world’s remaining ice is in the melt-resistant Antarctic.โ€ Ooopsย again!

Singer inverts the consensus understanding of more than 2,000 scientists that carbon dioxide traps in heat. Rather, Singer proclaims, heat releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Yet another Ooops!

But then Singer has a reputation for ALWAYS telling theย truth.

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