Daniel Simmons writes: Great work with Watts Up With That on the CRU email scandal. Hopefully this scandal will lead to increased openness in climate science. With all of the noise about those emails I wanted to bring your attention to an EPA comment period that closes this Friday. As you previously covered on Watts Up With That,…
I’m still wiping the tears from my eyes. This is hilarious and extremely well produced. From the website Minnesotans for global warming Sung to the tune of :
Foreword: Willis asked me to carry this post here. What follows is a long and detailed series of email exchanges that outline the difficult task of getting data so that scientific replication/reproduction can be done by people external to the tight knit group of scientists that make up climate science today. This is a must…
This is for British citizens and expats only. Since George Monbiot called for Dr. Jones to resign, and for the data to be reanalysed, perhaps some UK readers can persuade him to sign. Here are the details:
UPDATED: related FOIA documents are now posted at the end of this story. Posted on the American Spectator: “Climate Gate” Development: CEI Files Notice of Intent to Sue NASA By Chris Horner on 11.24.09 @ 9:46AM Today, on behalf of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, I filed three Notices of Intent to File Suit against NASA and…
Paul Chesser of the American Spectator writes about Andy Revkin’s lack of coverage at the NYT blog “Dot Earth”, in Andy Did Something Good Last Night, and gives him some points for posting a rebuttal. That’s all well and good, but consider this: Mr. Revkin stated in an earlier blog post that: The documents appear…
Climatic Research Unit update – November 24, 3.30pm The University of East Anglia has released statements from Prof Trevor Davies, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research, Prof Phil Jones, head of the Climatic Research Unit, and from CRU. Statement from Professor Trevor Davies, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Research The publication of a selection of the emails and data stolen from the…
The University of East Anglia released this statement yesterday: Climatic Research Unit update – 17.45 November 23 It is a matter of concern that data, including personal information about individuals, appears to have been illegally taken from the university and elements published selectively on a number of websites. The volume of material published and its…