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Global Warming Petition Project Fires Up Both Sides on Social Media

By    |   Sunday, 30 November 2014 07:41 PM EST

The Global Warming Petition Project, also known as the Oregon Petition has fired up debate on both sides of the climate change issue since it was first organized in 1998. The petition seeks to demonstrate that a consensus on the science of climate change does not exist. http://www.petitionproject.org/index.php

The petition, signed by over 31,000 people with advanced degrees related to science has garnered strong support from those who do not believe global warming is human-caused. On the other hand, the climate change community, including politicians, grassroots environmentalists and the liberal media have soundly rejected the petition as being fraught with fake signatures and based on flawed evidence.

The pro global warming community has condemned the qualifications of the signatories on the Global Warming Petition as bogus, claiming that those who have signed the petition have no expertise to lend credibility to their support. On the other hand, the Global Warming Petition organizers stand firm in their assertions that any inappropriately added signatures have been removed and that the remaining signatures are from highly educated, relevant and qualified people.

Activists continue to resist the idea that there is not a consensus on the science of climate change. Instead, despite the over 31,000 signatures on the Global Warming Petition, climate change activists claim that 97% of the scientific community believes global warming is human-caused.

Below are examples of how the Global Warming Petition has generated debate on the social media site, Twitter:

Conservative blames the liberal mindset for not understanding the Global Warming Petition.




A tweet labeling the Global Warming Petition as right-wing ignorance.



Professional meteorologist Joe Bastardi warns a global warming activist to "tread lightly."



A climate change believer debunks the Global Warming Petition.



A climate change denier suggests people sign the petition and not drink the global warming Kool-Aid.



A tweet indicating the Oregon Petition is "anti-science."



A tweet describing Al Gore as a "liar" when it comes to human-caused global warming.



A tweet discrediting the Oregon Petition and calling supporters of the petition "fools."



A tweet suggesting an extracurricular use for the Global Warming Petition.



A tweet suggesting the Global Warming Petition is just "propaganda."



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The Global Warming Petition Project, also known as the Oregon Petition has fired up debate on both sides of the climate change issue since it was first organized in 1998. The petition seeks to demonstrate that a consensus on the science of climate change does not exist.
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