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Re: PNAS



Thank you very much!

2010/2/11 Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. <tholtz@umd.edu>:
> Scientific American ran an issue with several features re: Lomborg a few
> years ago. I don't know of a single book as such.
>
> The field of good books about the science of climate change out there are
> quite good. For obvious reasons I tend to gravitate towards
> paleoclimate-oriented ones, but there are atmospheric chemistry & physics
> type ones, too.
>
> Augusto Haro wrote:
>> 2010/2/11 Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. <tholtz@umd.edu>:
>>> And climate change deniers.
>>
>> I can see how the climate change deniers get press, as there are
>> corporative interests against reducing emission, but not so much for
>> the other guys... (well, widespread simple biblical literallism
>> tradition may account for others).
>>
>> Somewhat off-topic: did someone put all criticism against Lomborg in a
>> book? For an ignorant like me, the impression is that Wikipedia tries
>> to be "balanced" regarding his book.
>>
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