Misconceptions
- Climate change controversies: a simple guideThis Royal Society publication from June 2007, uses existing scientific evidence to evaluate 8 common and misleading climate change arguments that are presented to non-experts.
- Climate Change: A Guide for the Perplexed.This article from the Newscientist.com news service presents 26 of most common climate myths and misconceptions.
- A guide to facts and fictions about climate change.This 2005 document endorsed by the Royal Society examines twelve misleading arguments that are sometimes heard in the discussion about climate change.
The Global Warming Debate is Over
- The SkepticsThis site provides information about the critics who deny that climate change exists or that humans are causing it, or who argue that the cost of taking action is too high, or that it is too late to take action.
- Skeptic ArgumentsThis site provides a list of the arguments used by global warming skeptics along with how often each argument was encountered online. Click on the skeptic's argument to see if the science agrees.
- The Doubters of Global WarmingProfiles of five prominent global warming skeptics.
- Center for Investigative ReportingThis site has examples of media that were created to discredit and undermine global warming science. Use the site's search box to search for the report on "Hot Air: Shaping the Media Message" or "Climate Skeptics in Mainstream Media."
