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The Myth of a Consensus

"One has only to cut away the alarmist rhetoric and the media distractions, one has only to focus on the central question in the climate-change debate, and at once the fact that there is no scientific consensus about climate change is laid bare. 

The central question is this: By how much will global temperature increase in response to any foreseeable increase in the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide?  On that question, the 'climate-sensitivity question', there is no consensus whatsoever within the scientific community.  There is no scientific basis for the current panic." 

Lord Christopher Monckton, international authority on climate-change policy.

Posted on Tuesday, August 21, 2007 at 08:43AM by Registered CommenterPeter C Glover in | CommentsPost a Comment

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