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Reply to "My daughter's science teacher doesn't believe in climate change. "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] You should report him to the Principal, and CC to the Superintendent and Board of Education. State that the amount of evidence on climate change has been overwhelming for many years, and that given the political climate, a teacher who tells his students, even privately, that climate change does not exist, should not be hired by a public school system which professes to teach real science. Climate change is absolutely undeniable. The human contribution to climate change has been hotly debated. Most agree that humans have contributed in a major way to our current rapid increase in temperature. There have also been times on earth when temperatures varied abruptly without human interference. [/quote] np. If it were as overwhelming and undeniable as you claim, people like you wouldn't be so eager and desperate to silence the voices and punish those who dare to question the orthodoxy. [/quote]
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