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[epii10]

For anyone who hasn't watched Greg Craven's outstanding YouTube series on anthropogenic global warming (AGW) called; "How It All Ends", it is brilliant.

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=C0EFB68422357C9F

Weighing in at around 6 hours total, with 44 videos, Greg has nailed it. He has taken great care to vet his sources NAS, AAAS, IPCC, the Pentagon to name a few. He spends much of the time playing devils advocate to himself (he's really very funny) and by doing so he gives us a well rounded overview of the debate that still lingers in the media being driven mainly by anti-global warming advocacy groups that rate low down on the credibility scale. Greg is a physics teacher and this guy has done his homework so check him out (that is.. if you haven't already).

P.S. Don't be put off by the dramatic title.. got to admit though, it's an eye catcher.

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[mheslep]

he gives us a well rounded overview of the debate that still lingers in the media being driven mainly by anti-global warming advocacy groups that rate low down on the credibility scale. ...

From his Trailer: "Ive now got a conclusion that's undeniable"
Move along, nothing to see here.

 

[quicknote]

, thank you for sharing this resource on anthropogenic global warming (AGW). As a scientist, it is always refreshing to see individuals taking the time and effort to educate themselves on complex topics such as climate change. From your description, it sounds like Greg Craven has done an excellent job in presenting a well-rounded and evidence-based perspective on AGW. The fact that he has vetted his sources from reputable organizations such as the NAS, AAAS, and IPCC adds credibility to his work.

I appreciate that he takes the time to play devil's advocate and address counterarguments, as this shows a thorough understanding of the issue. It is also great to hear that he injects humor into his videos, making it more engaging and accessible for viewers.

As a physics teacher, it is clear that Greg has a strong background in science and has put in the effort to research and understand the complexities of AGW. I will definitely check out his series and recommend it to others who are interested in learning more about this important topic.

Thank you again for sharing this valuable resource. It is through efforts like these that we can continue to educate ourselves and others on the impacts of human activities on our planet.