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Dr. E. Calvin Beisner of the Cornwall Alliance for Environmental Stewardship speaks about the highly publicized and (seemingly) widely accepted Global Warming Movement.  Having studied the topic for the last 15 to 20 years, Dr. Beisner comes armed with myriad facts and research about earth’s natural cycles, humankind’s contribution to these cycles, and a more realistic approach to our future.  In the first segment, he addresses the scientists and so-called “science” behind the Movement, while also providing students with a breakdown of the earth’s atmosphere, how it regulates temperature, how the sun affects these temperatures, and a perspective of how much (or little) man’s activity actually changes the atmosphere’s composition.  He also demonstrates how the evidence and data support the idea that recent and foreseeable climate change is well within the bounds of natural variability, is largely natural in cause, and isn’t likely to produce catastrophic effects.  He concludes that while human contribution to global warming is real, it is minimal and unnoticeable by any living being.