New Scientist magazine has composed a list of twenty-six common climate myths and misconceptions, including arguments debunking them. Aptly named “Climate change: A guide for the perplexed” it tries to prevent muddying of the issues by “discredited arguments or wild theories.”

Ranging from the ‘hockey stick’ debate to Polar bear numbers, as well as covering any number of CO2 related topics, the articles about the individual myths are well worth reading.

Read the list, and the articles, online at New Scientist’s website