Science
Among Weathercasters, Doubt on Warming
By LESLIE KAUFMAN
Published: March 29, 2010
Meteorologists, familiar faces in people’s living rooms, are far more likely to question the science of climate change.
I can't believe meteorologists would question climate change. Yesterday it was hot, today it is cold. That is strange. It didn't get cold until the beginning of January in Florida.
I wish climatologists could be the weather people.
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What is supposed to be (and is) a news journal for my Introduction to Journalism class, will turn into a collection of emotions toward the media. A good thing.
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