PBS NewsHour: CO2 Very Bad… except when plants use it to grow better

Posted on June 13, 2013 by kim2ooo

JunkScience.com

In the PBS NewsHour’s brief news wrap feature on May 10, its viewers received “grim” news of a worldwide rise of CO2 levels, and were treated to similar news again on Monday (6th paragraph). As I reported last year right here at JS, that’s all we’ve ever heard from them about global warming. But did a particular admission in their climate change report last night undermine their entire narrative?

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2 Responses to PBS NewsHour: CO2 Very Bad… except when plants use it to grow better

  1. rcook says:
    June 13, 2013 at 10:15 am

    Thanks for the re-blog. This isn’t the first time the NewsHour people didn’t spot their own narratives’ irreconcilable differences. Please see my JS.com piece from last September:

    “PBS NewsHour: Against scientific consensus before they were for it” http://ow.ly/iWNpj

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  2. Russell Cook (@questionAGW) says:
    June 18, 2013 at 2:10 pm

    Thanks for the re-blog. This isn’t the first time the NewsHour people didn’t spot their own narratives’ irreconcilable differences. Please see my JS.com piece from last September: “PBS NewsHour: Against scientific consensus before they were for it” http://ow.ly/iWNpj

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