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Seven Answers To Climate Contrarian Nonsense Rennie, John http://www.countercurrents.org/rennie081209.htm Publisher:  Scientific American Date Written:  30/11/09 Year Published:  2009   Resource Type:  Article/Report/Letter Within the community of scientists and others concerned about anthropogenic climate change, those deny climate change are commonly referred to as contrarians, naysayers and denialists. Not everyone who questions climate change science fits that description, of course — some people are genuinely unaware of the facts or honestly disagree about their interpretation. What distinguishes the true naysayers is an unwavering dedication to denying the need for action on the problem, often with weak and long-disproved arguments about supposed weaknesses in the science behind global warming. Topics Climate Change Climate Change Denial Denial Global Climate Change Global Warming Propaganda

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