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Delingpolegate and the ensuing tweetfest

Engaging in a reasoned debate about climate change is fraught with difficulties as the conversations tend to deteriorate into insults and accusations of censorship or being a Nazi.

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14 years ago

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May 25, 2012

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Blue & Green Tomorrow

We take a look at our recent tweetfest over what we thought to be a deliberately callous remark by Telegraph blogger, James Delingpole.

Engaging in a reasoned debate about climate change is fraught with difficulties as the conversations tend to deteriorate into insults and accusations of censorship or being a Nazi.

Related Topics:Climate Change Global Warming James Delingpole land mines scepticism Telegraph Twitter Wind Farms wind power

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