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Originally Posted by tompe
So why does it have a bibliography?
But your argument is strange. Are you saying that all things in fiction should be read as false things with no relation to reality? So you do not have to be realistic in how you portray scientists for example?
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If I recall... and I could be wrong here but at the beginning of the book he stated that the charts and data in the book were actual and that is what the bibliography was. I don't think he ever said that his opinions or a characters in the book is the right one. Is the author not entitled to his opinion?
What I am saying is that if this book is being taken by people to make certain conclusions about global warming how it is happening, if it is a "crisis", if reducing CO2 emissions will affect it etc. is up to the reader.
If I recall correctly there were radicals on both sides in the story.
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