Patrick Moore on the facts and fiction of climate change

Few debates over the last decade have been as angry as the one about climate change.

While many deem it as a threat so imminent that island countries might be submerged beneath the sea, others claim the entire subject is the result of junk science. Where do the facts really lie?

Patrick Moore played a foundational role in organizing Greenpeace, perhaps the world’s most famous environmental activist group. For several years, he served as the chairman of its Canadian wing. However, he eventually became skeptical of the direction which the group was taking, and disassociated from it.

Today, Moore is one of the foremost voices in the field of sustainable development. He continues his work to save and preserve the environment, but is concerned about what he sees as unwarranted panic over global warming. Here he explains his views about climate change, the modern environmental movement, how it all has become so political, and much more.

Washington Times

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One Response to Patrick Moore on the facts and fiction of climate change

  1. Many are gullible because of a lack of understanding of science.

    Anyone not already aware that the planet has stopped warming is advised to look at temperature and atmospheric carbon dioxide data for the last decade. It is not hard. All five agencies report on the web. You can find all of the links in my stuff or you can use your own search engine. I graph them all.

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