re: Bill Nye the Science Guy wearing an LSU hat

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Anyone want to link their favorite climate change study?

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A google search will yield LOTS of sites containing summaries of relevant data, but the vast majority of search results are from the supporting side of the argument. You have to specify "deny" or "skepticism" to get a little more balance in results.

I like the "skeptical science" site, but it, too, presents strictly from the support perspective. I like it because it has relatively easy-to-understand summaries, and appears not to edit, block or delete opposing opinions in the comments section (many of the opposing comments are extremely compelling).

I mention the opposing comments, because that site has come under fire for a skewed presentation of data, but the data itself is still important and well-documented, and the opposing comments help keep the data in perspective and encourage further research.

This site lacks the depth of data, but does an adequate job of comparing arguments for and against the existence of climate change.

Again-- It's a good thing to question all this, but politics has made it so difficult to debate rationally.