I'm sure many britons will remember the "Weely wonderful" David Bellamy, popular TV botanist etc. He was actually asked to step down as chair of some royal conservation society (sorry the name escapes me) because he refused to accept Global Warming as a major problem, instead subscribing to theory that it is a natural cycle and that we should be focussing on more immeadiate issues.
I was initially surprised to read that he held such a view, although ultimately it made me think a bit more about it and remember not to take assumptions and "givens" for granted.
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I'm sure many britons will remember the "Weely wonderful" David Bellamy, popular TV botanist etc. He was actually asked to step down as chair of some royal conservation society (sorry the name escapes me) because he refused to accept Global Warming as a major problem, instead subscribing to theory that it is a natural cycle and that we should be focussing on more immeadiate issues. I was initially surprised to read that he held such a view, although ultimately it made me think a bit more about it and remember not to take assumptions and "givens" for granted.