  Wed, 2008-03-19 12:51Bill Miller Bill Miller's picture
The basis for the current Fraser Institute booklet, ironically,
is the same 1,600-page IPCC report it sought to trash a year
ago. Not surprisingly, Fraser is pitching the identical message
in its current diatribe -- that climate change may not be
happening or, if it is happening, it may be “a good or bad
thing.”      Fern Mackenzie  Perhaps they're adopting the "stash
copies of the booklet in random places" strategy.  Frank Bi,
fact-addict and anti-lie bigot    I'm also concerned at how much
speculative hyperbole that passes as 'climate science' from IPCC
computer models is in the public domain. Extreme weather, sea
level rises, ice caps melting, droughts are all computer game
assumptions that have no observational reality today.  It's hard
enough for adults to disseminate the extremist propoganda spoken
by climate gurus let alone the children having to swallow this
crud. Leave the kids out of it ok... or else!  Wanna keep kids
from being scared?