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worth · 03-10-2007, 03:28 PM

This program aired in the UK on Chanel 4 this past Thursday March 8th. I was excited to see it when I heard about it.

I know there have been some heated dabates on this forum about Global Warming as this subject is very prevalent in our society.

The documentary itself addresses the relationship between CO2 levels and Earth warming trends, and also looks at "An Inconvenient Truth".

Comments made by the co-founder of Greenpeace were especially surprising to me.

It is 1 hour and 15 minutes long and can be found on torrent sites or on Google Video.

The Great Global Warming Swindle

Program Website

I would urge anyone interested in the subject to watch the documentary as it is very well thought out and put together.

I would also encourage people to watch the video itself before responding in the thread, because the thread is about the video, and I think the discussion would be much more appropriate if we all saw the same presentation (video) before commenting on it.

Cheers!

03-10-2007, 03:28 PM	#1
worth Franchise Player Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Vancouver Exp:	The Great Global Warming Swindle This program aired in the UK on Chanel 4 this past Thursday March 8th. I was excited to see it when I heard about it. I know there have been some heated dabates on this forum about Global Warming as this subject is very prevalent in our society. The documentary itself addresses the relationship between CO2 levels and Earth warming trends, and also looks at "An Inconvenient Truth". Comments made by the co-founder of Greenpeace were especially surprising to me. It is 1 hour and 15 minutes long and can be found on torrent sites or on Google Video. The Great Global Warming Swindle Program Website I would urge anyone interested in the subject to watch the documentary as it is very well thought out and put together. I would also encourage people to watch the video itself before responding in the thread, because the thread is about the video, and I think the discussion would be much more appropriate if we all saw the same presentation (video) before commenting on it. Cheers!