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b'It\'s taken some time to do a reasonable level of fact checking, but my climate cats have now been successfully herded, so it\'s (finally!) time for another climate change episode.\\n\\nSince (at least in the media) the discussion over climate change has been boiled down to two "sides," I\'ll start with the case made by various parties skeptical of the mainstream view. Mind you, as in any argument, a given position is held by a variety of parties -- some sincere and rational, some sincere and irrational, some merely misinformed, and some with nefarious motives. Since all of these approaches tend to get equal time in the mass media, I\'ll try to cover as many of them as possible in this episode and a few to follow.\\n\\nIn this episode, I\'ll briefly discuss the history of climate change science, then start looking at some general arguments used by a variety of parties against the theory of global climate change. Subsequent episodes over the next few weeks will look at additional general arguments against climate change, then discuss some specific climate change skeptics and their arguments. Since this is the third episode in a series, I\'d recommend that before listening to this episode, you first listen to episodes 45 and 47.'