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SPN Environmental Policy Exchange: Volume 2, Issue 17

Published on Monday, February 01, 2010
ENVIRONMENTAL EXCHANGE

   
SPN Environmental Policy Exchange: Volume 2, Issue 17 

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Top Story: Founder of the Weather Channel Speaks Out About Global Warming

Last month, KUSI news aired a special report with John Coleman, the founder of the Weather Channel.

During the hour long segment, John Coleman detailed the science and the controversy surrounding global warming. He discusses how carbon dioxide does not cause significant warming of the earth, how Al Gore and the U.N. became involved in global warming, and the issues surrounding Climategate.

Click here for all five parts of the special report.


Issues and Resources:

 

Climate Change

 

Energy

 

Environment

News

International

National

California

Oregon

 

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