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Subjects > News > San Francisco Chronicle April 25 2004
- Nasa concerns over movie about global warming
- "The Day After Tommorrow" is $125 million film about how global warming might set of an instant ice age. Movie scheduled to open May 28, 2004.
- Gullible public might be swayed by this movie to blaim the Bush administration
- Urgent NASA memorandum on April 1 forbids NASA employes from commenting on the movie
- Gretchen Cook-Anderson, NASA spokesperson at NASA HQ, said NASA would provide scientists to discuss issues raised by the film
- Movie directed by Rolan Emmerich, who also directed "Independence Day" in 1996.
- Government researchs anonymously defy the order, in attempt to increase concern over imminent dangers from global warming
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