Climate Denial in the Classroom: Textbooks of Doubt

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By GuestNov 26, 2015, 7:58 am158 pts
This is an excerpt cross-posted with permission from the National Center for Science Education. A recent survey by the National Surveys on Energy and the Environment found that only 16% Americans believe there is no solid evidence for global warming. Though good news for the public at large, there are still…

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