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Hot debate about global warming

Global warming is a hotly contested debate among scientists, politicians, wannabe weathermen and the public in general. The basic question: "Is it hot or not?"

While this site has won many accolades on the accuracy of our factoids and histroids - after all, we have been churning out factoids for radio stations, newspapers, etc. since 1984 - when reporting on the issue of global warming we thought it best to keep the wit of others in mind and follow the ancient Chinese proverb: To prophesy is extremely difficult - especially with regard to the future.

Of course, when a topic creates a huge buzz, one cannot help but wonder about it. Correctly so, for as a Greek proverb would have it: Wonder is the beginning of wisdom. Is it hot or is it not? Is there enough food or water or oil? Why are politicians making global warming an election issue? Perhaps Harry S Truman knew the answer: "If you can't convince them, confuse them."

After much searching through reference sources and talking to our wise friends and visitors, we found our final answer on the issue of global warming in Albert Einstein's wisdom: God does not play dice with the universe.

Hot or Not

In our July 2007 voting poll, we asked visitors: "Do we really face a global warming crisis?"

The outcome:
Yes : 70% (503 votes)
No : 29% (211 votes)

 

The Great Global Warming Swindle

Controversial documentary by Channel 4. 75 minutes in duration, worth watching

 

"Better a witty fool than a foolish wit"- Shakespeare

NewScientist debunking the great global warming swindle External link

Al Gore on global warming External link

Live Earth External link

Cooler Head Coalition at globalwarming.org External link

Global Warming FAQ External link

The skinny on global warming by citizenjoe External link

Have your say: join 7 million greenies at care2 External link

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