Talk:Business action on climate change
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[edit] Points about media and climate skeptics
The following text was commented out in the article. It will need a fair bit of work to make it NPOV and sourced, if it is to be included in the article... --Singkong2005 11:06, 27 May 2006 (UTC)
- BULLETS FOR EXPANSION
- * Invariably the media "balances" climatologists with one of the handful of global warming skeptics, accepting the minority skeptical agenda by treating global warming as a matter of opinion (requiring balance of opposing points of view) instead of fact (requiring appropriate sourcing) [1]
- * The Wall Street Journal, strongly global-warming-skeptical, (falsely) claimed that environmental groups were trying to make capital out of the Asian tsunami. [2]
