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Started by: Peter on November 7, 2007

You'd think that the debate on the reality of climate change would be over: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a group of over 2000 scientists from 100 countries, concluded in February of 2007 that global warming can be attributed to human activities.

Yet there are still deniers, most of them on the payroll for major coal and oil companies. And, boy, do they tell some whoppers! ( Edited by Peter )  

Misleading arguments by climate change deniers
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Peter's picks

1. "The global climate is warmer, but not because of humans."
2. "CO2 composes a small part of the atmosphere, so it is not the cause."
3. "The temperature of the Sun is increasing."
4. "The scale of negative change is not enough to require action."
5. "We do not have enough temperature data to support climate change."
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ChrisJ's picks

1. "We do not have enough temperature data to support climate change."
2. "The global climate is warmer, but not because of humans."
3. "CO2 composes a small part of the atmosphere, so it is not the cause."
4. "The temperature of the Sun is increasing."
5. "The scale of negative change is not enough to require action."
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webdesign's picks

1. "CO2 composes a small part of the atmosphere, so it is not the cause."
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renourish's picks

1. "We do not have enough temperature data to support climate change."
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Chantastic22's picks

1. "We do not have enough temperature data to support climate change."
2. "CO2 composes a small part of the atmosphere, so it is not the cause."
3. "The global climate is warmer, but not because of humans."
4. "The scale of negative change is not enough to require action."
5. "The temperature of the Sun is increasing."
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aaronmalys's picks

1. There is no global warming!
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srlong's picks

1. "The global climate is warmer, but not because of humans."
2. "We do not have enough temperature data to support climate change."
3. "The scale of negative change is not enough to require action."
4. "The temperature of the Sun is increasing."
5. "CO2 composes a small part of the atmosphere, so it is not the cause."
why I chose these
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