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Die 30.000 Wissenschaftler und Absolventen mit wissenschaftlichen Abschluss, die in der OISM Petition auftauchen, machen nur einen winzigkleinen Anteil (0,3%) aller Absolventen aus. Noch wichtiger ist allerdings, dass die OISM-Liste nur 39 Wissenschaftler enthält, deren Spezialgebiet die Klimawissenschaften sind.
Über 31,000 Wissenschaflter haben das OISM Petitionsprojekt mitgezeichnet
Beim Petitionsprojekt haben über 31,000 Wissenschaftler eine Petition unterschrieben, in der es heisst “es gibt keinen überzeugenden wissenschaftlichen Beweis dafür, dass die durch die Menschen verursachten Kohlendioxidemissionen in der nahen Zukunft eine katastrophale Erwärmung der Erdatmosphäre verursachen könnten“ (OISM)
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