A carrot for a nose: Healing newtism among climate contrarians
Peter Sinclair takes some claims from climate denialists too seriously. I hope.
On the other hand, he thoroughly shreds some of the more hoary claims of the denialists. Plus he includes clips of everybody’s favorite movie, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Give it a watch, “Flogging the Scientists”:
Gee. Here in Texas we could use a Peter Sinclair film on history, economics and other social studies. Quick!
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BS in Mass Communication, University of Utah
Graduate study in Rhetoric and Speech Communication, University of Arizona
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Thomas Kinkade has a carrot for a nose? Thomas Kinkade sells carrot noses? Thomas Kinkade is a newt? Thomas Kinkade abuses newts with carrots?
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