The New Scientist published a fantastic article this week answering the 26 most commonly used arguments against climate change. Keep it close to hand.
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Excellent resource, I’ll use it in the paper. My editor, who accepts that the planet may be warming but doesn’t see a human cause nor does he feel there’s anything we can do about all this, has a copy of one of the 1970s articles about the predicted Ice Age and he somehow uses it as evidence to refute global warming….now I have ammo.