Home Middle Column Keith Briffa, 2006: 'Between you and I , I believe there may... Middle Column Keith Briffa, 2006: ‘Between you and I , I believe there may be problems with the analysis of the Bristlecone data. We can talk by phone about this’ By Marc Morano - December 29, 2011 112 0 Share Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Tagscru2keyMichael Mann Facebook Twitter WhatsApp VK Digg Previous article2007: Phil Jones says it’s important “not to cling to outdated concepts of the past such as the MWP and LIA” [Medieval Warm Period & Little Ice Age]Next articleFor Michael Mann, oh, what a tangled web: In a 2003 ClimateGate email, he claims that ‘the proxy reconstructions show the post-1980 warming’ Marc Morano - Advertisment - Search Related Articles It’s the 1970s all over again, and Joe Biden is the new Jimmy Carter Climate411 The result? Less fossil fuel production and higher prices — with lower-income Americans who can afford it the least penalized the most at the... Read more $5 trillion in 2021 global debt/equity raised (so far), “divest fossil fuels” in full swing, the world running short of natural gas/coal, and winter... Climate411 And yet, even with that freedom, I am at a loss to describe the mayhem going on in the energy world. It’s not that... Read more New court filings illuminate academia’s deep role in climate industry Climate411 Guest Post by Chris Horner You may have noticed the media cycle has subtly begun for next week’s House Oversight Committee climate change show-trial,... Read more
