Climate Change Controversy and Economic Interests

Dr. Richard Lindzen, Professor Emeritus of Atmospheric Science

at MIT, says

global warming fear isn't driven by data, but by money and control.

He recently told the Daily Mail that politicians saw climate policy as a

multi-trillion dollar opportunity to reshape industries to push

globalization.

The public was fed panic over a minuscule temperature change that means almost

nothing. Lindzen calculates that even a doubling of CO2 would warm the

planet by only half a degree. He argues nature stabilizes, not

amplifies, climate swings, and that today's warmth and CO2

levels actually help plants grow and expand farmland.

"People are finally starting to question this," he said.

"It'll be an embarrassment to our era."