That’s basically what the Society of Environmental Journalists believes. They have put out a convenient guide to climate change, writes Debra J. Saunders, and it helpfully tells you who the good guys are and who the bad guys are.
So, the Society of Environmental Journalists put together a guide on climate change that lists a number of publications on global warming, scientists and seven environmental groups, each with positive descriptions. Under the "Deniers, Dissenters and ’Skeptics’" category are four listings — all negative.
Isn’t that special? Of course, they don’t try to debunk the ideas of the skeptics. Oh no. They only criticize their associations.
The joke about all this is that, as Saunders writes, and others, like Nils Axel Mörner confirm, all the big money these days is going to research to support the global warming hypothesis.
Let us make this clear. If you are an academician interested in the money and the kudos, you’d better shut your mouth about your doubts about global warming. Otherwise you won’t get the grant you need to advance your career.
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