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Per Digiguide :

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: The Great Global Warming Swindle
On: Channel 4 (104)

Date: Thursday 8th March 2007 - 21:00 to 22:35

Polemical film challenging the consensus that man-made CO2 is heating up
the earth. Featuring leading academics, the film questions the science
behind the accepted reasons for global warming and argues other
explanations for climate change are not being properly aired.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)

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Per Digiguide :

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: The Great Global Warming Swindle
On: Channel 4 (104)

Date: Thursday 8th March 2007 - 21:00 to 22:35

Polemical film challenging the consensus that man-made CO2 is heating up
the earth. Featuring leading academics, the film questions the science
behind the accepted reasons for global warming and argues other
explanations for climate change are not being properly aired.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)

..Can't wait. Just overheard 6:30 pm ITV news item claim that "Antarctica is
melting before our very eyes" .

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Per Digiguide :

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: The Great Global Warming Swindle
On: Channel 4 (104)

Date: Thursday 8th March 2007 - 21:00 to 22:35

Polemical film challenging the consensus that man-made CO2 is heating up
the earth. Featuring leading academics, the film questions the science
behind the accepted reasons for global warming and argues other
explanations for climate change are not being properly aired.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email
me)

.Can't wait. Just overheard 6:30 pm ITV news item claim that "Antarctica
is melting before our very eyes" .

Don't get too excited. I hear that Piers Corbyn is taking part!

Peter Clarke

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On 8 Mar, 18:21, Paul Hyett wrote:
Per Digiguide :

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: The Great Global Warming Swindle
On: Channel 4 (104)

Date: Thursday 8th March 2007 - 21:00 to 22:35

Polemical film challenging the consensus that man-made CO2 is heating up
the earth. Featuring leading academics, the film questions the science
behind the accepted reasons for global warming and argues other
explanations for climate change are not being properly aired.


At sixth form level (albeit at A2/ first year undergraduate level)
pretty well all the documentation and texts push the anthropogenic
evidence for GW, but IMHO this is not a balanced academic nor
scientific stance.

So my 6 Geography oxbridge candidates are watching this tonight before
our tutorial on Friday, so I hope it is good.

I will ask them to write a review of the evidence presented - I hope
it is a balanced view, unlike that Guardian/Observer article from last
weekend.

We need sensible debate on this - future generations may look back at
the early 21st century, and laugh at our naivity sadly.

Steve Jackson
Bablake Weather Station
Coventry UK
www.bablakeweather.co.uk

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On Mar 8, 7:17 pm, "Steve J" wrote:
On 8 Mar, 18:21, Paul Hyett wrote:

Per Digiguide :

SCIENTIFIC DOCUMENTARY: The Great Global Warming Swindle
On: Channel 4 (104)

Date: Thursday 8th March 2007 - 21:00 to 22:35

Polemical film challenging the consensus that man-made CO2 is heating up
the earth. Featuring leading academics, the film questions the science
behind the accepted reasons for global warming and argues other
explanations for climate change are not being properly aired.

At sixth form level (albeit at A2/ first year undergraduate level)
pretty well all the documentation and texts push the anthropogenic
evidence for GW, but IMHO this is not a balanced academic nor
scientific stance.

So my 6 Geography oxbridge candidates are watching this tonight before
our tutorial on Friday, so I hope it is good.

I will ask them to write a review of the evidence presented - I hope
it is a balanced view, unlike that Guardian/Observer article from last
weekend.

We need sensible debate on this - future generations may look back at
the early 21st century, and laugh at our naivity sadly.

uni to take url-e retirement.

You are caught between the Weatherlawyer and the deep blue light blue
thingie.

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Just finished watching the programme, one word Brilliant.

This programme was ground breaking, and a voice that goes against man-
made global warming, with some hard evidence to back it up.

I found the bit about C02, and sea temperatures lagging actual warming
very plausible, and made perfect sense that all of this planet's
warming is down to our Sun's solar activity.

Everyone knows that water takes longer to warm up, and longer to cool
down than land. So the fact that sea temperatures are rising is
because the atmosphere has already warmed up, and the reason for there
being more CO2 in the atmosphere is because the warmer seas are
transfering for CO2 to the atmosphere.

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Bonos Ego wrote:
Just finished watching the programme, one word Brilliant.

Yes it was. Just a shame that the global warming brigade are so powerful
that nobody will take any notice of it.

Simon

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Perhaps more of us should sign this;
http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/cchonesty/

Simon

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On Mar 8, 11:15 pm, Simon Wyndham wrote:
Perhaps more of us should sign this;http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/cchonesty/

And have the winker toss off another flurry of spam?

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in 221754 20070308 231307 Simon Wyndham wrote:
Bonos Ego wrote:
Just finished watching the programme, one word Brilliant.

Yes it was. Just a shame that the global warming brigade are so powerful
that nobody will take any notice of it.


Perhaps, but it takes a special kind of naivety (or worse) to think that we can
go on pumping millions of tons of crap into our atmosphere without any
detrimental effects.