PSA: Science Journalist Outlines the Climate Debate

[chillspike]

This is probably one of the best series of videos explaining the roots and debunking the myths surrounding the climate change debate. I have watched all current 11 videos in the series and I highly recommend others take the time and watch the whole thing if they want to be up to speed on the climate debate. The back references, fact checking and respect for details with which the narrator (bio video included at end) addresses the issue is just unparalleled, imo.  It's well worth it.

I created a play list so each successive video in the series should automatically load and play in the video player below as you watch. I will keep updating this play list as new videos to the series are added so anyone can bookmark this thread and come back to it. You can also skip forward to other videos in the series by clicking on their respective thumbnails.

If you are not familiar with the origins of the climate debate and are unsure of the truths behind it (as most non-scientists are), grab a drink, pull up a comfortable chair and settle in for an unbiased exposé on the science, not the myths and lies, of climate change.

Note: The science journalist does address the hacked climate research unit e-mails in videos 6 &7.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52KLGqDSAjo&feature=youtube_gdata_player


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[mmonk]

1. The sheer tonnage released into the atmosphere in my opinion

has to added to triggers. The acceleration is hastened by the melting releasing more methane. Desalination will eventually add to a possible repeating of an ice age. But I'm not a scientist, but my sons are studying the issue at the collegiate level.