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Liberty from Santa Cruz called Sunday's show to mention an op-ed

piece published in the Wall Street Journal. Here is a link to the piece

by 16 scientists: "No Need to Panic About Global Warming" (01/27/12)

Here's a couple of links that dispute the piece: Wall Street Journal

Forbes, New York Times, Union Concerned Scientists

It seems clear that 97% of scientists that study the issue believe

that human activity is responsible for the acceleration of climate change.

Photos were released this week of uncontacted natives in Peru. (D.Cortijo)

Members of the Mashco-Piro tribe, they were photographed last year.

Recently discovered "Yetti Crabs" in Antarctic Sea.

February 12th--February 19th, 2012

This Week:

--Agreement on extension of payroll tax-cut announced.

--Shelling continues in multiple Syrian cities, despite pleas from UN officials.

--McDonald's announces plans to phase out gestation crates for pigs.

--Monterey hotel evacuated Monday, after chemicals leaked into the vent- system. Mitt Romney had reportedly left the hotel an hour before the accident. He was here, presumably, for fund raising.

--Check out this video, posted by SCCAR, of a rescue of a buck in Soquel...

Check out Reporters Without Borders.

They advocate for press freedom around the world.

This is a map of countries with serious threats against press freedom.