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MediaMatters.org
May 25, 2006

Easterbrook baselessly accused Gore film of lacking "factual precision," ignored his own record of twisting facts on global warming

In a May 24 Slate.com article, Gregg Easterbrook baselessly criticized Al Gore's new film on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth, as factually imprecise and morally careless, but his criticism ignored his history of using distorted scientific research to downplay the threat of global warming.

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