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Daily Archives: June 7, 2006
BBC Panorama: Has the Bush administration covered up the findings of global warming scientists?
BBC-TV News Panorama (the longest-running public affairs television program in the world) aired “Bush’s Climate of Fear” on BBC One on Sunday, 4 June 2006, as part of their series “Climate Chaos” (archived webcast). This 40-minute documentary includes interviews with … Continue reading
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Canada’s leading scientists: Evidence calls for going “far beyond” the Kyoto Protocol
The Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) wrapped up its 40th annual Congress on June 1 and issued a strong statement on climate change science and policy. The statement says: “The scientific evidence dictates that in order to stabilize the … Continue reading
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