Than 1000 International Scientists Dissent Over Man-Made Global ...

Global warming author and economist Dr. Thomas Gale Moore is a former professor
at Michigan State University, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institute, and author of
the book Climate of Fear: Why We Shouldn't Worry about Global Warming. "I don't
argue that we're having global warming, but I find the effects are going to be small," Moore
said according to the September/October 2005 issue of Stanford Magazine. The article
explained that Moore "insists that Americans in particular will benefit from a warmer
climate in many ways, including longer growing seasons and reduced heating costs."
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Meteorologist Joseph Conklin launched a skeptical website called Climatepolice.com
on February 25, 2007. "The goal of the website is to show the public that other research on
climate change exists and the debate is not over," Conklin said. Conklin, who specializes in
analysis of surface weather observations, also operates NiceWeather.com, a website
specializing in monthly weather forecasts. "Scientific research should be apolitical.
Extremist groups have promoted global warming as their primary political issue. I want
this website to help correct that," Conklin added. (LINK) On August 10, 2007 Conklin
wrote: ―A few months ago, a study came out that demonstrated global temperatures have
leveled off. But instead of possibly admitting that this whole global warming thing is a
farce, a group of British scientists concluded that the real global warming won‘t start until
2009.‖ (LINK)
Dr. David Wojick is a UN IPCC expert reviewer, who earned his PhD in Philosophy
of Science and co-founded the Department of Engineering and Public Policy at
Carnegie-Mellon University. "In point of fact, the hypothesis that solar variability and not
human activity is warming the oceans goes a long way to explain the puzzling idea that the
Earth's surface may be warming while the atmosphere is not. The GHG (greenhouse gas)
hypothesis does not do this," Wojick, who specializes in mathematical logic, wrote in a
May 2, 2005 commentary. "The public is not well served by this constant drumbeat of false
alarms fed by computer models manipulated by advocates," he explained. (LINK)
Oxford-educated economist Tony Gilland is the science and society director of the UK
based Institute of Ideas. Gilland, who initiated the UK's Science Education Project,
declared the debate about global warming far from over in 2007 and lamented the UN's
politicization. "The UN's all-powerful climate change panel is no straightforward scientific
body. It is a deeply political organization that was born out of disenchantment with
progress," Gilland wrote in a June 28, 2007 essay. "The IPCC, an unelected body, holds an
unprecedented influence on the lives of everyone on the planet - and any attempt to
question this body's legitimacy or actions is shouted down as ‗denial' of the scientific
facts," he explained. "It is striking how many in the scientific community have become
extremely intolerant of dissent," Gilland added. "The way in which politicians, the media
and civil society have come to hang on the latest pronouncements of the IPCC
demonstrates how this political failure has allowed a scientific conceptualization of a
political problem to become institutionalized across the globe, to the point where
conceiving of it differently has become almost unimaginable," he concluded. (LINK)
Analytical chemist Hans Schreuder who publishes the UK based website
ILoveMyCarbonDioxide.com, rejected man-made global warming fears in 2007. "Any
and all arguments put forward by the perceived consensus of scientists who still have their
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