RE: Global Warming
Michael, here are some preliminary citations, from The New York Times. A simple search of the Archives turned up close to 300 articles on global warming. I was not going to pay $1.50 apiece to download them, but the citations are followed by the first several sentences of the article, so that you can tell what they are about, more or less. I read through about half the list, and picked out just the citations that clearly dealt specifically with the issues you mentioned. (Almost all the opening sentences contained the word "debate", but that is not specific enough). (Another short search, looking for S. Fred Singer, turned up several more.)
Article 7
April 26, 1998, Sunday
INDUSTRIAL GROUP PLANS TO BATTLE CLIMATE TREATY
Industry opponents of a treaty to fight global warming have drafted an ambitious proposal to
spend millions of dollars to convince the public that the environmental accord is based on shaky
science. Among their ideas is a campaign to recruit a cadre ...
National Desk
Article 9
July 5, 1998, Sunday
Two Views From the Greenhouse
Is the Temperature Rising? The Uncertain Science of Global Warming. By S. George Philander.
Illustrated. 262 pp. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press. $29.95. ...
Article 17
April 22, 1998, Wednesday
Science Academy Disputes Attack on Global Warming
The National Academy of Sciences has taken the extraordinary step of disassociating itself
from a statement and petition circulated by one of its former presidents that attack the
scientific conclusions underlying international efforts to control emi ...
National Desk
December 1, 1997, Monday
GLOBAL WARMING; Congress, the Kibbitzer at the Climate Table, Waits for Its
Turn
WHEN President Clinton's negotiators sit down in Japan on Dec. 1 with their international
counterparts to hammer out a treaty to fight global warming, a skeptical and suspicious
Congress will be watching closely over their shoulders. A growing body ...
Article 31
December 7, 1997, Sunday
Intense Lobbying Against Global Warming Treaty
If the Clinton Administration is struggling to strike a deal on global warming at talks in Kyoto,
Japan, that is partly because warring domestic interest groups have spent many months -- and
millions of dollars -- on highly effective lobbying campaig ...
December 1, 1997, Monday
GLOBAL WARMING; Skeptic Asks, Is It Really Warmer?
AS climate experts firm up their view that human activity is seriously altering the atmosphere,
one voice stands out in clarion dissent. It is that of Dr. Richard S. Lindzen of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, a shoemaker's son from the Bro ...
May 2, 1998, Saturday
Scientists and Their Political Passions
I received a note a few weeks ago, urging me to sign a petition card opposing the global climate
change accord. So, it seems, did just about every scientist in the United States. The note was
signed by Frederick Seitz, a physicist who once served as ...
October 3, 1998, Saturday
THE AD CAMPAIGN; Global Warming, or Hot Air?
A coalition of business, labor and farm groups called the Global Climate Information Project has
been sponsoring two television commercials for the last month opposing an agreement reached
in Kyoto, Japan, last December to reduce emissions of industr ...
May 9, 1998, Saturday
Debate Spurs Science
To the Editor: Re ''Scientists and Their Political Passions'' (Op-Ed, May 2): The 17,000 scientists
who signed the petition opposing the global climate change accord do not deserve to be called ''a
vocal minority.'' They are representative of the lar ...
Editorial Desk
Article 1
December 8, 1997, Monday (Had S. Fred Singer's name in it)
Taking In the Sites; Kyoto? Rio? Al Gore? Cyberviews of the Eco-Fatigued
Many of the believers in global warming were in Kyoto, Japan, last week. Many of the skeptics
were on line. As the nations of the world gathered to figure out how to save the planet from the
various ills attributed to man-made greenhouse gases, envir ...
Article 2
December 1, 1997, Monday (Singer's name in it)
GLOBAL WARMING; Where to Learn More About Climate Change
While plenty of books have been written about issues of global warming and climate change, the
debate is being more hotly pursued on line, where viewers can find a wealth of scientific data,
government reports and opinions ranging from very, very gre ...
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