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Results for People: Sallie Baliunas
 Kevin Grandia |
  The "JunkScience" Coup d'etat2 Nov 06
For example, Republican pollster Frank Luntz has made a career of massaging language to his clients advantage. In Luntz's now infamous enviro-speak memo (pdf) to the republican party, he advises the following: |
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Kevin Grandia |
   Inhofe and the exceptional Fox News climate change coverage2 Oct 06
Check out Senator Jim Inhofe in full PR spin mode in this Fox News clip. Inhofe complains of media inaccuracies and bias against him and his climate change denialist talking points, mainly at the hands of CNN News. |
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Kevin Grandia |
 Inhofe's media bias claim innacurate, bordering outright falsehood28 Sep 06
 In his climate-change ain't happening State of the Union speech of Sept. 25th, Sen. James Inhofe (R-OK) makes the claim that climate change "skeptic" scientists do not get a fair share of media coverage. Inhofe states: "Scientists like MIT's Richard Lindzen, former Colarado State Climatologist Roger Pielke, the University of Alabama's Roy Spencer, and John Christy, Virginia State Climatologist Patrick Michaels, Colorado State University's William Grey, atmospehric physicist Fred Singer, Willie Soon, Oregon State Climatologist George Taylor [and] astrophysicist Sallie Baliuna, just to name a few. But you never hear of them.The media never talks about these well-established scientists." |
 Ross Gelbspan |
Here Comes the Sun -- Yet Again!20 Jul 06
It's all due to the sun -- according to a guest column in the Ft. Wayne News Sentinel. Unfortunately, none but a few contrarian scientists -- many paid by coal and oil interests -- believe that. Virtually all legitimate climate scientists conclude that while the sun was the dominant external influence on the climate until about 150 years ago, it has since been swamped by greenhouse gases which, today, comprise about 85 percent of the external influences on the climate. |
