Princeton Prof Rebuts Myth Of Carbon Dioxide Pollution | Eastern NC Now

Much of the argument from global warming alarmists stems from the notion that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that harms the planet. That argument is based on a myth, according to Princeton University physics professor William Happer.

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    RALEIGH — Much of the argument from global warming alarmists stems from the notion that carbon dioxide is a pollutant that harms the planet. That argument is based on a myth, according to Princeton University physics professor William Happer.

    Happer discussed "The Myth of Carbon Pollution" during a presentation Monday to the John Locke Foundation's Shaftesbury Society. (Download the slides from Happer's presentation here.)

    In the video clip below, Happer summarizes his key points and discusses alarmists' reaction to the facts surrounding carbon dioxide.


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