Showing posts with label denier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label denier. Show all posts

23 February 2012

Confessions of a climate gate-opener

I don't normally do requests, as they say - but I've a lot of messages via emails, blog comments and Twitter asking for a follow-up post on the Heartland Institute, and am happy to oblige

by Richard Black | BBC News | 22 February 2012
Peter Gleick apologised for a "serious lapse of judgement and ethics"

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18 February 2012

Heartland Institute leak shows climate change skeptics are playing the public

The nation’s leading skeptics of climate change science were dealt a blow this week when hundreds of private internal documents — detailing donors, spending and the group’s anti-science strategy — were leaked to the public

By Star-Ledger Editorial Board | nj.com | February 17, 2012
climate-change.JPGAn iceberg is seen in Disko Bay, Greenland above the arctic circle in this 2005 file photo. Scientists meeting in the area said global warming has an increasing effect on the Arctic region with glaciers shrinking, temperatures of the arctic waters warming, and permafrost softening and that nations must take action against global warming. AP Photo/John McConnico

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The inside story on climate scientists under siege

Michael Mann reveals his account of attacks by entrenched interests seeking to undermine his 'hockey stick' graph

Suzanne Goldenberg | guardian.co.uk | 17 February 2012
Expanding desert in China’s Gansu provinceExpanding desert in China’s Gansu province. Michael Mann in his new book, The Hockey Stick and the Climate Wars, describes the campaign by the fossil fuel industry against his science. Photograph: Peter Parks/AFP

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02 February 2012

Wall Street Journal under attack for climate op-ed

The Wall Street Journal is under scrutiny for publishing an op-ed attacking climate science last Friday, while turning down another op-ed explaining climate change and signed by 255 researchers with the U.S. National Academy of Sciences, which was eventually published in the journal Science

Jeremy Hance  | mongabay.com | January 31, 2012

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