Global warming denial amid growing scientific consensus
A long analysis traces early warnings on climate change, the rise of denialism in the United States, and the influential roles of scientists, industry groups, and politics. It notes key milestones from 1988 testimony to Kyoto and beyond, and highlights mounting impacts and shifting public opinion.
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