NZ scientists caught up in climate row
Friday 10 Feb 12 9:00am
Two New Zealanders are caught up in a media row among scientists over the accuracy of predictions about human-induced climate change.
A group of expert climate researchers has rounded on 16 scientists who complained in the Wall Street Journal (No Need to Panic About Global Warming) that presidential candidates should understand that the statement that "nearly all scientists demand that something dramatic be done to stop global warming" is not true.
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