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IPCC Statement on the Melting of Himalayan Glaciers

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Five Modes of Science Engagement

In my book, The Honest Broker , I describe four modes of engagement by scientists and other experts. They are ideal types and shown in the...
IPCC Lead Author Misleads US Congress

The politicization of climate science is so complete that the lead author of the IPCC's Working Group II on climate impacts feels comf...
Fixing the Marcott Mess in Climate Science

In 1991 the National Research Council proposed what has come to be a widely accepted definition of misconduct in science: Misconduct i...
The Games Climate Scientists Play

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The NYT Puts the Hit On

UPDATE 5/3: At Dot Earth Andy Revkin has this to say about the article discussed in this post: The Lindzen focus is a distraction, to m...