Home Middle Column Black List Woes: 'The idea of older papers being scanned blows a... Middle Column Black List Woes: ‘The idea of older papers being scanned blows a big hole in the paper counts of scientists who have been around for 30-50 years’ By Marc Morano - June 23, 2010 31 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagsblack list Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleWarmist Judith Curry on Black List Criteria: ‘Detection and attribution field includes those that create datasets, climate dynamicists, radiative forcing, climate modelling, sensitivity, feedback’Next article‘I don’t think this even qualifies as science, I’d call it trash talking. And I’m not surprised to see [Stephen] Schneider’s name attached to the document either’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Field Geology on Mars Reveals Evidence of Megaflood Climate411 Guest “field geology rocks!” by David Middleton Field geology at Mars’ equator points to ancient megafloodBy Blaine Friedlander | November 18, 2020 Floods of... Read more Sea Levels in the Nino Nina Cycle Climate411 Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach In a recent post entitled “Boy Child, Girl Child” I discussed my functional analysis of the El Nino-La Nina... Read more Republican State Legislatures are Positively Correlated with Obesity, Democrat Legislatures with Death from #Coronavirus Climate411 Do Lockdowns Reduce the Spread? Maybe a Little. But what else do they do? Read more
