Also worth checking the top-most dude's post (Jim Matkin):
"In later life, Matkin has turned to producing self-published opinion pieces on climatology via Academia.edu, articulating his position of climate change denial, his belief in the Global warming conspiracy theory, and criticizing political and economic reforms aimed at avoiding or mitigating anthropogenic climate change, which he attributes to the political left. These articles consist mainly of skeptic articles written by others and republished with additional commentary by Matkin."
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Also worth checking the top-most dude's post (Jim Matkin):
"In later life, Matkin has turned to producing self-published opinion pieces on climatology via Academia.edu, articulating his position of climate change denial, his belief in the Global warming conspiracy theory, and criticizing political and economic reforms aimed at avoiding or mitigating anthropogenic climate change, which he attributes to the political left. These articles consist mainly of skeptic articles written by others and republished with additional commentary by Matkin."