Few issues generate more debate or emotion from activists than global warming. This Earth Day, the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA) examines whether fears of human-induced climate change are based on sound science and what impact proposed solutions will have on the climate and the economy.

• Is the science behind global warming fears sound or shaky?
• How has the issue been distorted by scientists, politicians and the media?
• What impact will the Kyoto Protocol or McCain-Lieberman have on the climate and/or the economy?
• What steps are states taking to combat climate change? Will it work, and at what cost?

Come hear leading scientists and policy analysts set the record straight about the reality of climate change.

Speakers include:

David Legates

Director of the Center of Climatology

University of Delaware

Adjunct Scholar, NCPA

Myron Ebell
Director, International Environmental Policy

Competitive Enterprise Institute

Pat Michaels

Professor of Environmental Sciences ,

University of Virginia

Senior Fellow , CATO Institute

Alexandra Liddy Bourne

Director, Energy, Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture Task Force , American Legislative Exchange Council Adjunct Scholar, NCPA

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Inquiries? Contact the NCPA Events Department at 972-386-6272 or events@ncpa.org or fax 972-386-0924