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| − | '''Neela Banerjee''' is a journalist who falsely accused Republicans of plotting to "attack ... scientists who link air pollution to [[climate change]]."<ref>[http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-epa-battle-ahead-20101030,0,6040861.story GOP plans attacks on the EPA and climate scientists] - misleading news story</ref> It as actually well-known among conservatives that [[air pollution]] changes the climate, and the GOP has never said otherwise. | + | '''Neela Banerjee''' is a journalist who falsely accused Republicans of plotting to "attack ... scientists who link air pollution to [[climate change]]."<ref name=neela>[http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-epa-battle-ahead-20101030,0,6040861.story GOP plans attacks on the EPA and climate scientists] - misleading news story</ref> What GOP leaders are actually planning is to point out "distortions of [[scientific evidence]] regarding climate change".<ref name=neela /> |
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| + | It as actually well-known among conservatives that [[air pollution]] changes the climate, and the GOP has never said otherwise. | ||
The real problem is a small group of renegade scientists who have claimed that [[carbon dioxide]] (which is not a [[pollutant]]) is the biggest factor in [[global warming]]. The Republican Party respects the [[peer-review]]ed research of scientists who have have shown that most of the increase in the earth's average near-surface [[air temperature]] is due to natural causes. | The real problem is a small group of renegade scientists who have claimed that [[carbon dioxide]] (which is not a [[pollutant]]) is the biggest factor in [[global warming]]. The Republican Party respects the [[peer-review]]ed research of scientists who have have shown that most of the increase in the earth's average near-surface [[air temperature]] is due to natural causes. | ||
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Revision as of 14:58, November 2, 2010
Neela Banerjee is a journalist who falsely accused Republicans of plotting to "attack ... scientists who link air pollution to climate change."[1] What GOP leaders are actually planning is to point out "distortions of scientific evidence regarding climate change".[1]
It as actually well-known among conservatives that air pollution changes the climate, and the GOP has never said otherwise.
The real problem is a small group of renegade scientists who have claimed that carbon dioxide (which is not a pollutant) is the biggest factor in global warming. The Republican Party respects the peer-reviewed research of scientists who have have shown that most of the increase in the earth's average near-surface air temperature is due to natural causes.
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 GOP plans attacks on the EPA and climate scientists - misleading news story