Filed in archive risk by leon on March 13, 2007

The debate about global warming seems to have moved on but the climate change contrarians are still getting some traction. Whether it's in Australia, with the Lavoisier Society, or Channel Four in the UK Screening a documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle or people like Texas televangelist James Robison, as detailed by Bob Burnett in the Huffington Post.

What annoys me about these arguments is that they're missing the point.

Whether you think climate change is real or not, the inconvenient truth is that it's starting to have an impact on the market. And that will continue to escalate.

Global warming is a market issue and I explain why this has happened in my article here.

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Response from: tower defense (05/05/09 6:54pm)

Whether you think climate change is real or not, the inconvenient truth is that it's starting to have an impact on the market. And that will continue to escalate.

Response from: BizzBites.com

Climate change deniers are missing the point. Global warming is a market issue and here are the reasons why.

Response from: news.fatpitchfinancials.com

Climate change deniers are missing the point. Global warming is a market issue and here are the reasons why.

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