Daily Archives: November 28, 2009

Accuracy in Media: Climate Smokescreen At The New York Times

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K. Daniel Glover has an interesting post about the New York Times and Andy Revkin at Accuracy in Media. From the post: When holier-than-thou New York Times reporter Andrew Revkin decided not to publish e-mails that expose climate scientists as … Continue reading →

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Climategate: University of East Anglia U-turn

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Finally some sense at UAE.  See the article Climategate: University of East Anglia U-turn in climate change row in the Telegraph UK.  I hate to be a skeptic, but this might be a delaying tactic based on the qualifier: “…once … Continue reading →

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Pielke Sr. and Jr. on Climategate

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Roger Pielke Sr. has several very enlightening posts regarding Climategate and the politics of climate science.  Visit his blog to learn more. His son, Roger Pielke Jr. has also commented on his blog. There is a wealth of useful discussion … Continue reading →

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George Monbiot: Pretending the climate email leak isn’t a crisis won’t make it go away

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Even some die-hard climate alarmists like George Monbiot are more than a bit disgusted with how climate politics is being played out in Climategate.  Read Monbiot’s blog:  “I have seldom felt so alone. Confronted with crisis, most of the environmentalists I know … Continue reading →

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Willis Eschenbach’s FOI Request on Climate Audit

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Here’s some more context for the email leaks at CRU and Phil Jones doing everything he can to prevent the release of data and code.  Willis Eschenbach’s Freedom of Information Act request is well documented at Steve McIntyre’s Climate Audit … Continue reading →

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University of East Anglia statement on CRU leak

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On November 28, 2009, the University of East Anglia released this statement. Where’s that bucket of whitewash?

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Gavin Schmidt – Code and data for GIStemp is available

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I’ll give some credit to Gavin Schmidt during the Climategate scandal.  At least he’s hearing from both sides of the debate on the Real Climate blog, though there is still some censoring of the comments. But at least there’s a discussion. He … Continue reading →

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Phil Jones – Emails taken out of context

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Phil Jones claims his emails are being taken out of context. Fair enough.  Here’s some context of what Mr. Jones says: December 4, 2008, in an email:  ”About 2 months ago I deleted loads of emails, so have very little … Continue reading →

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Climategate – It’s worse than we thought

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There’s plenty of information on the Internet regarding the bad behavior of climate scientists with the leak of emails and data from Climate Research Unit of the University of East Anglia, and “The Team” who claim to be helping save the world from … Continue reading →

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Climategate – A reason to resurrect this blog

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On November 19, 2009 email and data were leaked from the University of East Anglia’s Climate Research Unit.  The emails and especially the computer code and documentation seem to confirm what many of us have thought all along:  the climate … Continue reading →

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