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Saturday, November 10, 2007

Doomsday Called Off

The embedded documentary "Doomsday Called Off" is presented by the Canadian Broadcasting Company's Cable News Network. It is embedded in 5 parts and explains the science that shows why catastrophic global warming is not happening and that the computer models are flawed.


Part I: "Why are flawed computer models used to establish the science?"



Part II: "The hockey stick temperature model is flawed"



Part III: "The bulk of the atmosphere is warming at a very slow rate... it is not catastrophic."



Part IV: "There has been a decrease of 20 - 30 cm in sea level"



Part V: "...with incomplete science, we can make mistakes in policy.."

posted by Veritas | 12:28 PM

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