"It is shocking children are being indoctrinated with such nonsense"

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onOct 6, 2006 @ 11:32 PDT

Then again, would you leave your children in the hands of, the Australian โ€œclimate expertโ€ who says that global warming stopped in 1998?
Carter, in criticizing the Aussie Ministry for the Environment, said this:

โ€œSince 1998, average global temperature has not increased at all, despite the continuing steady increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide.โ€

And the attached graph proves that, on that narrow point, he’s right.
He goes on, per the headline, to say that it is shocking children are being indoctrinated with such nonsense – and I have to admit, the term shocking nonsense has a certain ring of truth to it as well.

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