Co-founder of Greenpeace explains why he is a climate skeptic

AMERICAN THINKER
by Rick Moran
March 21, 2015

The co-founder of the granddaddy of green groups, Greenpeace, explains in a Heartland editorial why he is a climate skeptic.  Patrick Moore, who left Greenpeace in 1986 because, in his words, it “took a sharp turn to the political left” and “evolved into an organization of extremism and politically motivated agendas,” pulls no punches when criticizing his former colleagues in the green movement: I am skeptical humans are the main cause of climate change and that it will be catastrophic in the near future. There is no scientific proof of this hypothesis, yet we are told “the debate is over” and “the science is settled.” …In fact, the Earth has been warming very gradually for 300 years, since the Little Ice Age ended, long before heavy use of fossil fuels. Prior to the Little Ice Age, during the Medieval Warm Period, Vikings colonized Greenland and Newfoundland, when it was warmer there than today. And during Roman times, it was warmer, long before fossil fuels revolutionized civilization. READ MORE

Patrick Moore, founding member and former president of Greenpeace, delivers keynote address, “Confessions of a Greenpeace Drop out” at the Ninth International Conference on Climate Change at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas on July 8, 2014.

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