Home Middle Column WSJ -- Climategate 2.0: 'Scientists who inform the UN can't be trusted... Middle Column WSJ — Climategate 2.0: ‘Scientists who inform the UN can’t be trusted to stick to the science and avoid political activism’ By Marc Morano - November 28, 2011 146 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagscru2key Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous articleClimategate 2.0: ‘[Mann] did pad his data a little’, says Jones: Jones writes to Ben Santer about the Michael Mann/hockey stick controversyNext articleScientist Hans von Storch: ‘The concealment of dissent & uncertainty in favor of a politically good cause takes its toll on credibility — the public is more intelligent than is usually assumed’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles Are Water Plumes Spraying from Europa? NASA’s Europa Clipper is on the Case Climate411 From NASA Finding plumes at Europa is an exciting prospect, but scientists warn it’ll be tricky, even from up close. In 2005, images of... Read more Climate Council: La Niña Boosted Rainfall for Australia is Bad Climate411 As the La Niña warmed Western Pacific Ocean surface delivers much needed rainfall to Australia's arid regions, the Climate Council urges everyone to remember... Read more CBC Understands the Difference Between Weather and Climate, Other Canadian News Outlets Don’t Climate411 What we have across the region is a modest 100 year rise in average temperatures, with no measurable long-term increase in extreme weather events,... Read more
