McKitrick, Ross R (2008): Questions every journalist should ask about global warming November 6, 2008
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McKitrick, Ross R (2008): Questions every journalist should ask about global warming
Ross McKitrick
From Tom Nelson Blogspot, November 6, 2008
Don’t miss this one (67 page PDF; 3.6 Meg.)
ross.mckitrick – Ross McKitrick Associate Professor of Economics University of Guelph
BBC SHUNNED ME FOR DENYING CLIMATE CHANGE November 6, 2008
Posted by honestclimate in Global Cooling.Tags: climate change, David Bellamy, Global Cooling, global warming
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BBC SHUNNED ME FOR DENYING CLIMATE CHANGE
SHUNNED: Naturalist David Bellamy
From Daily Express, November 5, 2008
FOR YEARS David Bellamy was one of the best known faces on TV.
A respected botanist and the author of 35 books, he had presented around 400 programmes over the years and was appreciated by audiences for his boundless enthusiasm.
Yet for more than 10 years he has been out of the limelight, shunned by bosses at the BBC where he made his name, as well as fellow scientists and environmentalists.
His crime? Bellamy says he doesn’t believe in man-made global warming.
Here he reveals why – and the price he has paid for not toeing the orthodox line on climate change.
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| CLANGER: Bellamy says Al Gore has ‘no proof’ that millions will die due to global warming |
“When I first stuck my head above the parapet to say I didn’t believe what we were being told about global warming I had no idea what the consequences would be.
I am a scientist and I have to follow the directions of science but when I see that the truth is being covered up I have to voice my opinions.
According to official data, in every year since 1998 world temperatures have been getting colder, and in 2002 Arctic ice actually increased. Why, then, do we not hear about that?
The sad fact is that since I said I didn’t believe human beings caused global warming I’ve not been allowed to make a TV programme.
My absence has been noticed, because wherever I go I meet people who say: “I grew up with you on the television, where are you now?”
It was in 1996 that I criticised wind farms while appearing on Blue Peter and I also had an article published in which I described global warming as poppycock.
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http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/posts/view/69623
