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October 18, 2010
The NY Times Stays Behind the Times
Some BS never dies; and, unlike old soldiers, it doesn't even fade away.
From the lead editorial of today's New York Times:
With one exception, none of the Republicans running for the Senate - including the 20 or so with a serious chance of winning - accept the scientific consensus that humans are largely responsible for global warming.
So, where were the Timesers when so much of the scientific community rejected the theory of man-made climate change of any sort, discredited much of the research supposedly supporting the claims, and exposed the vested interests of the Algores who had so much of a financial stake in selling this hoax to the unsuspecting public?
Scientific consensus -- the Times only wishes it were true, but they really ought to stop pretending it's a "settled" matter.
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