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The Danger of Science Denial

Posted on Apr 18, 2010 by climatesight

Here’s a great speech by Michael Specter. I haven’t read his new book, Denialism, yet, but after watching this I would love to.

Posted in Other Advocates | Tagged denial, science, specter | 2 Replies

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