By EPW Blog Friday, November 9, 2007
Not something you see very often. 3 Meteorologists from KLTV 7 Tyler-Longview-Jacksonville, TX, debunknig man-made global warming on TV! This follows Meteorologist John Coleman, the Weather Channel founder recent skepticism as well.
The three meteorologists are Morgan Palmer, Mark Scirto and Grant Dade.
Excerpt: Any idea can become mainstream if you just hear one side of the argument,” said KLTV 7 Meteorologist Morgan Palmer. For those who study the weather everyday, the idea of man-made Global Warming is a scientific theory, and Palmer says it has now become political. “It is because of money,” said Palmer. “Folks that are writing these papers, that a lot of institutions are going after, grant money and grant money is given by folks who might have very good intentions, but unfortunately the papers that are being written are heavily weighed on man-made Global Warming.” Now, Meteorologist Mark Scirto and Grant Dade want the other side of the argument to be heard. “I think it is about time we see the other side of the Global Warming debate come out,” said Dade. “Is the Earth warming? Yes, I think it is. But is man causing that? No. It’s a simple climate cycle our climate goes through over thousands of years.” “The late 1800’s, early 1900’s, we were so cold parts of Galveston Bay froze over,” said Scirto. “In parts of the 20th century it was one of the warmest ever, then we cooled off again and then it was the drought.” Dramatic pictures float the Internet and are seen all over T. V. that seem to show Global Warming taking place, but Dade said there are things we don’t hear. “Did you hear about the Arctic ice melting? But you didn’t hear in Antarctica last winter was the most ice ever recorded,” said Dade. “You don’t hear that.” “Eventually, what is going to happen 20, 30 years from now, this is all going to be gone because we will not be warming anymore,” said Scirto. Until then, the debate continues.
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