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Kerplunk graduates to Monday

Kerplunk is doing good work on the eco religious hysteria debunking front, so I'm moving him up from "on deck" to "Monday's Drawers".  He has a few questions:

1. When did the debate end?
2. How is the science settled?
3. How do you explain this?

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4. What the heck has happened to the Hockey stick?Chicken_little_a_la_kerplunk
5. Why believe climate models?
6. Why is symbolism more important than effectiveness?
7. Why the IPCC censorship?
8. Why are all the predictions of only doom and gloom?
9. What caused the Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age?
10. Why the hooey about sinking islands?

Read the whole thing.  If you're not at least skeptical about man-made global worming, then you're probably a crank.  Plus, you've got to love his logo:

March 16, 2007 in Blogging, Science |

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