Difference between revisions of "Sallie Baliunas"
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| + | Sallie Baliuanas is an astrophysisist at the Harvard Smithsonian Cantre and has been proclaimed as one of Americas 'Outstanding Women Scientists' by Discover Magazine http://www.marshall.org/experts.php?id=38) | ||
| − | + | Baliunas is linked to the Marshall Institute in Washington which received $51,000 from Us oil company Exxonmobil for a report which played down the dangers of climate change. Oil firms fund climate change 'denial', David Adam (The Guardian 27/01/05. | |
| − | Baliunas | + | Baliunas herself has also produced many publications which contest the link between increased carbon dioxide emissions and global warming. Her work proposes that instead climate change is caused by sun spots. Her works include 'Combatting Global Warming would be a Waste' and 'Why so hot? Don't Blame Man, Blame the Sun' http://www.marshall.org/experts.php?id=38) |
| − | Baliunas | + | In 1998 Baliunas co-wrote an article which argued for the increased release of carbon dioxide which was mass mailed to US scientists with a petition calling for the rejection of the Kyoto ptotocol. Oil firms fund climate change 'denial', David Adam (The Guardian 27/01/05. |
Revision as of 14:22, 22 February 2006
Sallie Baliuanas is an astrophysisist at the Harvard Smithsonian Cantre and has been proclaimed as one of Americas 'Outstanding Women Scientists' by Discover Magazine http://www.marshall.org/experts.php?id=38)
Baliunas is linked to the Marshall Institute in Washington which received $51,000 from Us oil company Exxonmobil for a report which played down the dangers of climate change. Oil firms fund climate change 'denial', David Adam (The Guardian 27/01/05.
Baliunas herself has also produced many publications which contest the link between increased carbon dioxide emissions and global warming. Her work proposes that instead climate change is caused by sun spots. Her works include 'Combatting Global Warming would be a Waste' and 'Why so hot? Don't Blame Man, Blame the Sun' http://www.marshall.org/experts.php?id=38)
In 1998 Baliunas co-wrote an article which argued for the increased release of carbon dioxide which was mass mailed to US scientists with a petition calling for the rejection of the Kyoto ptotocol. Oil firms fund climate change 'denial', David Adam (The Guardian 27/01/05.
