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Rampaging Climate Deniers' Losing Battle Salzman, Lorna http://www.countercurrents.org/salzman081209.htm Publisher:  Countercurrents Date Written:  08/12/09 Year Published:  2009   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Because of the flimsy comprehension of science and evolution of most writers in the mass media, those who venture to write about evolution feel constrained to present "alternative" views. But "alternative" views are not necessarily credible or true. The cliimate change deniers' arguments are no less articles of faith than those of the creationists. In the case of the former, the faith is not in a god but in the free market and capitalism. Almost without exception, those who are in staunch denial are those connected to, involved in or supportive of the traditional capitalist model of economic growth, and by implication opposed to anything that might constrain this model. Topics Climate Change Climate Change Denial Denial Global Climate Change Global Warming Propaganda

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