Hot Off the Presses: Warmed-over Denial

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onJan 22, 2007 @ 11:00 PST

The Heartland Institute, one of those think tanks that Exxon may or may not have stopped funding to misrepresent climate science, has this new feature on its Environment & Climate News website. Dated February 1, 2007 (ony 10 days from now), the article is actually an edited version of the tired speech that Senator James Inhofe delivered last year when he was still the Chair of the Environment and Public Worksย Committee.

Wrong then. Wrong now. But with a smallerย audience.

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