Copenhagen swamped as conference begins - Video

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 17:29

In a few hours from now, the controversial Copenhagen summit will be under way - controversial because some see it as the planet's last hope, others as a scientific con job. - read full story »

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Comments [1]

Lesley Atkinson

08 Dec 2009 10:11p.m.

I cant' believe that you continue to publish views from scientists who are part of the 10% that don't believe climate change is being caused by manmade activities. The evidence that it is happening is overwhelming and 90% of scientists are in agreement. By publishing this alternative position you are discounting the evidence and allowing the doubters to continue to cast doubt. It appears that whilst 90% of scientists agree only 60% of the population actually believe it and that is down to media casting doubts in this way. Why don't you as a media group start to take some responsibility and take the issue seriously. Stop representing the small number of people who dont' agree. At the end of the day working towards emission reduction and sustainable societies can only be beneficial to all.