Climate Change and Keynesianism

Climate Change and Keynesianism: "Topic: Global Warming
Climate Change and Keynesianism
It's not about the science.by Phil Manger
(libertarian)
Monday, July 13, 2009

Back in December 2004 the magazine Science published science historian Naomi Oreskes' summary of an analysis of the abstracts of the peer-reviewed scientific studies dealing with climate change that had been published between 1993 and 2003. In the article, Oreskes reported that, of the 928 abstracts analyzed, fully 75 percent endorsed or accepted the hypothesis of anthropogenic — i.e. man-made — global warming while 25 percent dealt with methodological issues but took no position on the hypothesis itself Significantly, she said, none of the studies disputed the hypothesis."