What's so hot about fickle science?
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
By Mark Steyn
"From the 'Environmental News Network': 'Science Is Solid on Climate Change, Congress Told.' 'The science is solid,' says Louise Frechette, deputy secretary-general of the United Nations.
'The science is solid,' says Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
'The science is really solid,' says TV meteorologist Heidi Cullen. 'The science is very solid.'
And at that point, on 'Larry King Live' last week, Richard Lindzen, professor of atmospheric science at MIT, remarked: 'Heidi says the science is solid and I can't criticize her because she never says what science she's talking about.'
Indeed. If the science is so solid, maybe they could drag it out to the Arctic for the poor polar bears to live on now that the ice is melting faster than a coed's heart at an Al Gore lecture."
Heh. heh. Priceless. (Emphasis mine. HH) Read the rest of Steyn here.
By Mark Steyn
"From the 'Environmental News Network': 'Science Is Solid on Climate Change, Congress Told.' 'The science is solid,' says Louise Frechette, deputy secretary-general of the United Nations.
'The science is solid,' says Sen. Dianne Feinstein.
'The science is really solid,' says TV meteorologist Heidi Cullen. 'The science is very solid.'
And at that point, on 'Larry King Live' last week, Richard Lindzen, professor of atmospheric science at MIT, remarked: 'Heidi says the science is solid and I can't criticize her because she never says what science she's talking about.'
Indeed. If the science is so solid, maybe they could drag it out to the Arctic for the poor polar bears to live on now that the ice is melting faster than a coed's heart at an Al Gore lecture."
Heh. heh. Priceless. (Emphasis mine. HH) Read the rest of Steyn here.
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