My last Science Progresscolumn of the year answers the critics of John Holdren, who strike me as being pretty off base. In particular, I explain that Holdren is not some ideologue who wants to use climate policies to wreck the economy; that an ancient bet he and Paul Ehrlich made against Julian Simon (and lost) isn't some big disqualifier; that the term "denier," which Holdren has used, is no big deal, and in fact, is a time-honored part of the English language; and that despite what some say, Holdren obviously knows the difference between science and policy. Anyways, you can read the full post here. And with that I'd like to say: Happy New Years, Intersection readers--and here's to a magnificent 2009! And don't forget to go here to answer our last post with your hopes for the future and the new administration...
Happy New Year, John Holdren
Explore how John Holdren critics misinterpret his views on climate policies and the economy in this insightful analysis.
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