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I guess when quality fails, you must turn to quantity.
I have to admit, the scale is quite impressive: it fills 231 Word document pages--or about the length of a typical book--of just links, covering everything from Gore to recycling to polar bears.
Yeah it gets referenced every so often on YA. Just a collection of the usual crap, from Inhofe's list to right-wing think tanks to Christopher Monkton. It is a pretty impressive compliation of denial misinformation.
Some of it is true though. As just because some of us dont really believe in climate change doesnt mean we should conserve resources and recycle and alternative energy.
Quite sad actually, and as you suggest it will appeal to those who will be impressed with quantity. It's hard for many to accept that global warming is happening and the price will be paid by our grandchildren. And unfortuntely the big money, the corporate cash, is on the side of denial so they can put together this PR stuff all day. There is a good site about this @ The Climate Change Journal
Well, a leader must do something impressive so that next generations would remember him or her, no matter what directions. So it's normal and easily understandable things that when quality fails, you must turn to quantity.