Many of you may have read about Kentucky State Rep, Jim Gooch (D), who held a committee hearing recently on Global Warming and only invited skeptics to speak: follow link for original DU post -
http://tinyurl.com/3cjpmkThis is Monckton's reply to the Herald Leader's editorial condemning Gooch for holding the hearing in the manner he did:
No sound science in climate-change alarm - Op-Ed - Herald Leader - Nov. 27, 2007
By Christopher Monckton
Kentucky's brave and hard-working coal miners, who do one of the toughest, dirtiest jobs in the world to keep our lights on, deserve better treatment than they received in the Nov. 15 Herald-Leader.
Its editorial unjustly criticized state Rep. Jim Gooch for inviting me to give expert testimony before a legislative panel on whether global warming is a global crisis.
Before the Herald-Leader ever again presumes to menace the jobs of thousands of Kentuckians on the basis of the pseudo-science behind the global-warming scare, it should be more careful with the facts.
The editorial implied that I was a paid lackey of coal. Yet I had told the legislature that I have no financial interest. The editorial cited a London zoologist as accusing me of "pseudo-scientific gibberish," yet the zoologist's paper published a correction from me demonstrating that it was the zoologist, not the mathematician, who had gibbered.
http://www.kentucky.com/589/story/241071.html