'The day after tomorrow will never come': Expert

Ice age disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow was going on worldwide release today, but a leading climate change scientist branded the plot “completely impossible”.

Fri, 28 May, 2004 - 09:33

Ice age disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow was going on worldwide release today, but a leading climate change scientist branded the plot “completely impossible”.

Green groups hope the film, which is expected to become a summer blockbuster, will improve awareness of how mankind is harming the planet.

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