Hi, Bob.
Bias both ways?
If you insist, but my conclusion is those who believe (to reiterate my objection) man to be substantially if not wholly responsible for such global warming as actually exists, and that man can (via idiotic financial penance like carbon credits and Kyoto) turn a tide the main proponent of which is Mother Nature, are charlatans.
It makes sense to practice conservation of any and all resources as well as moderation of personal consumption, but that, quite literally, is all man can do.
I view the bias as largely unidirectional thus.
I have yet to hear a global warming "doubter" utter such inanities as "the issue has been decided; there is no longer any dissent among legitimate scientists", but if I ever do, I promise never to post about this subject again.
The global warming enthusiasts presume to gather all such terms as "reputable" and "legitimate" unto themselves exclusively.
The media is complicit in this, never questioning their claims, and allowing them to bully any naysayers.
There are many more than a few "Trojan horses", and they are of a uniformly leftward stripe.
I don't jump guns owing to the inherent risk, however I would here posit that perhaps CSU has seen some sort of light.
A turning tide?
Time will tell.
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