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Tuesday, 23 March 2010

Avoiding the rattlesnake’s bite (the climate change debate)

Posted on 18:20 by Unknown


I’ve just added more of my thoughts about scientific methodology and the great climate change debate, over at my Basic Questions blog.

Please take a kook at Climate change – debating the rattlesnake’s rattle

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